Release Date Of Next Windows 10 Update Is Revealed And Still A Long Time To Go


Microsoft is constantly preparing 2 Windows 10 updates per year. These have lost some impact and the news has slowed down, revealing a more mature, more stable, and less exposed to problems system.

It was known that the first 2021 update would arrive at the beginning of the year, as it has in recent years. The possible date of the arrival of the next version was inadvertently revealed by a Microsoft programmer. Interestingly, there is still much time.

It is known that the first update of Windows 10 is being prepared by Microsoft. This new version does not seem to have the same impact as others that Microsoft has presented before. This should be just the group of improvements that the software giant has developed.

Thus, Microsoft should save all the changes it has planned for the end of the year. These promise a renewed Windows 10 with a different image, especially in the Start Menu. Microsoft is going to renovate this area on several levels.

Now, and in a publication of a code fix, a programmer revealed more than he probably wanted. In the text you presented, it is clear that it should arrive in the middle of the year, sometime in June 2021, still without a defined day.

In addition to this date that has now been inadvertently revealed, there are still indications of security news that may arrive. The message also showed that this update will provide protection against attacks on the Kernel Transaction Manager (KTM).

Interestingly, and after this possible release date for the Windows 10 update was revealed, the text was changed. The publication was edited and no longer had references to June 2021 and the protections that were inadvertently revealed.

The new update is expected to emerge after what is normal in May but may be released a few days earlier. It is also known that this time Windows 10 will gain support for DNS over HTTPS (DOH) natively and an area in the definitions dedicated to graphics cards.

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