Microsoft has already been winding down development on the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update in recent weeks, turning from major feature releases to bug fixes in the past several builds. Now, it sounds like the pace of fixes is about to ramp up, according to Windows Insider chief Dona Sarkar.
If you're a Windows Insider, Sarkar says that you can expect the next few days to be "very busy." That'll include mostly bug fix releases without any teasers ahead of time.
#WindowsInsiders things are going to get VERY busy the next few days. No build teasers, no major features, mostly bug fix releases.#WindowsInsiders things are going to get VERY busy the next few days. No build teasers, no major features, mostly bug fix releases.— Dona Sarkar (@donasarkar) September 22, 2017September 22, 2017
Microsoft has already released two new builds this week, with builds 16291 and 16294. Neither build packed any big new features, focusing on bug fixes instead. Expect much more of the same over the next few days as we move towards the Fall Creators Update's October 17 release.
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