Microsoft's Windows 10 May 2020 Update is now available. And this new version of Windows 10 is all about fit and finish. There aren't many entirely new features, but Microsoft made plenty of changes and enhancements to existing ones, including a new Cortana experience and enhancements to Settings and Virtual Desktops.
Microsoft introduces new accessibility features with nearly every major Windows 10 update, and the upcoming May 2020 Update is no exception. In a new blog post, the company highlighted all of the big accessibility improvements coming to Windows this month.
Microsoft is starting the process of winding down 32-bit Windows, requiring OEMs to use 64-bit Windows 10 builds starting with the Windows 10 May 2020 Update. The 32-bit versions will still continue to be available elsewhere for individual users, but no new systems shipping with version 2004 will be 32-bit.
Barring any last-minute issues, the Windows 10 May 2020 update is expected to ship to the public later this month. However, thanks to an updated driver shiproom schedule from Microsoft, we may have a better idea of what day it's expected to arrive.
Microsoft pushed a new "final" build out to Release Preview ring Insiders as it prepares to ship the May 2020 Update in the coming weeks. This build comes in at build number 19041.208 and includes a single fix over the previous "final" build.
Changes to how Windows 10 performs Windows Search could help speed up your older devices. Devices with HDD will receive the biggest boost, but the change could also help devices with SSDs in some cases.
Windows 10's latest update is almost here, so it's time to go hands-on with the finished product and see what's new. Windows 10 Version 2004, likely known as the April 2020 Update, will begin rolling out this spring with a few notable new features and changes. This certainly isn't a large update, but some of the improvements will be welcomed by many.
In this guide, we'll show you the steps to upgrade your computer to the final release of the Windows 10 May 2020 Update before it's officially available to everyone.
It appears we're very close to the launch of the Windows 10 May 2020 Update. Microsoft has pushed the update to Release Preview Insiders with a build that it believes is the final one ahead of the official launch.
The first major Windows 10 update for 2020 is in development, and it's bringing some changes. Here's what's coming in the update codenamed 20H1, at least that we know about so far.
