The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update release date has finally arrived, with the download available today - but not for all users of the flagship Microsoft OS.
The Redmond-based tech giant is rolling out the Fall Creators Update as a staggered release, so some users of Windows 10 will be getting the download sooner than others.
Microsoft took the same approach with the other Creators Update that was released for Windows 10 earlier this year.
That was rolled out to users progressively and meant some had to wait weeks before they received an automatic notification to download it.
And it looks like Windows 10 users hoping to upgrade to the Fall Creators Update on launch day could face a similar wait.
Speaking to Express.co.uk, a Microsoft spokesperson said: “The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update will begin rolling out on October 17 in a measured, deliberate way to ensure quality experience for all.
“It will begin with devices that are ready for the Fall Creators Update based on specs to ensure the highest levels of compatibility and rollout to the more than 500 million devices running Windows 10 over time.”
So while the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update release date is officially today, don’t expect to see a notification on your PC to download right away.
However, there is a way to download the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update on launch day even if you haven’t received an alert saying your update is ready.
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