Win10 v2004 rollout timetable??

[Treetops45 1,082]

I'm not in the 'Windows Insider" program so haven't yet received v2004.

Anyone know if MS has disclosed when it will be rolled out to the general public?

T45

[Greggy_D 936]

Windows 10 2004 was released to the public last week.

If you want to update now, you can go here and start the process:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

[Treetops45 1,082]

26 minutes ago, Greggy_D said:

Windows 10 2004 was released to the public last week.

If you want to update now, you can go here and start the process:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

Ok

Thank you.

T45

[Bob Scott 7,721]

If you use the RXP or F1 Garmin GTN gauges you may want to do the opposite and defer this upgrade until the compatibility issues affecting the Garmin trainer get resolved.

These updates shouldn't be called "rollouts", they should be called "rollovers" because that's what they do to you...sorta like a tank, breaking your stuff on the way through.

[micstatic 4,319]

I don't even have the option to upgrade right now.  It says my machine still isn't ready for it yet.  

[Cai Zicheng 171]

6 minutes ago, w6kd said:

If you use the RXP or F1 Garmin GTN gauges you may want to do the opposite and defer this upgrade until the compatibility issues affecting the Garmin trainer get resolved.

These updates shouldn't be called "rollouts", they should be called "rollovers" because that's what they do to you...sorta like a tank, breaking your stuff on the way through.

Not the case for RXP. RXP runs perfectly fine and smooth with the Windows 2004 upgrade despite a laggy standalone trainer. Flight 1 GTN products however shows the same laggy behavior as standalone trainers.

[lownslo 592]

 

2 hours ago, micstatic said:

I don't even have the option to upgrade right now.  It says my machine still isn't ready for it yet.  

Same here... and I feel so lucky!   I've reset my sim computer to disable upgrades and will check again next month.

Greg

Edit to add: TechSpot reports that Win10 2004 can cause problems for folks who use Intel's Optane in their systems.  The final paragraph is a bit troubling...

Edited June 4, 2020 by lownslo
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