The next big Windows 10 update may not be ready for prime time: according to the press release for Lenovo’s Miix 520, a professional two-in-one PC, Microsoft has delayed the Fall Creators Update from September to October (17). The author suspects that it may be related to unforeseen issues related to mixed reality.



The date is significant, if only because Microsoft told its customers in April that it would hew to a strict schedule of semiannual release dates, specifically in March and September. “We’ve… heard our customers want more predictability and simplicity from this update servicing model to help make deployments and updates of Microsoft products easier,” Bernando Caldas, the general manager of Windows Commercial Marketing, wrote in a blog post.

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