Microsoft has released a new blog post introducing Windows Monthly Updates, a way for users to stay up-to-date with the latest Windows features. The blog post provides an overview of the update process, as well as tips for IT professionals on how to manage the updates.
What is Windows Monthly Updates?
Windows Monthly Updates is a new way for Microsoft to deliver Windows 10 updates. It is a combination of security and quality updates that are released on the third Tuesday of every month.
What’s New?
Microsoft has introduced a new feature called “Windows Update for Business” which allows IT administrators to customize the update process. This feature allows IT administrators to control when and how Windows 10 updates are installed.
What’s Important to Know?
Windows Monthly Updates is designed to make it easier for IT administrators to manage the update process. It also helps to reduce the number of times users need to restart their devices in order to install updates.
“Windows Update for Business provides IT administrators with the flexibility to customize the update process to meet their organization’s specific needs,” said Microsoft.
Microsoft also recommends that IT administrators use Windows Update for Business to ensure that their organization’s devices are always up-to-date with the latest security and quality updates. This will help to protect the organization from potential security threats.
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