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The thread discusses the Windows upgrade process, with Blutarsky asking if the upgrade begins automatically or requires user prompt. kemical responds that the rollout is gradual and suggests checking for update failures, while Saltgrass notes that their update page changed without large downloads or typical notifications, questioning if the upgrade method is being modified. Overall, the users are sharing observations and uncertainties about how the upgrade rollout is proceeding.
The thread discusses the Windows upgrade process, with Blutarsky asking if the upgrade begins automatically or requires user prompt. kemical responds that the rollout is gradual and suggests checking for update failures, while Saltgrass notes that their update page changed without large downloads or typical notifications, questioning if the upgrade method is being modified. Overall, the users are sharing observations and uncertainties about how the upgrade rollout is proceeding.
kemical
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Hi Blutarsky,
apparently the upgrade is being rolled out step by step so in theory at some point you will receive a further message from Microsoft telling you the upgrade is ready. Can you take a look in your installed updates and see in the upgrade has failed at any point?
apparently the upgrade is being rolled out step by step so in theory at some point you will receive a further message from Microsoft telling you the upgrade is ready. Can you take a look in your installed updates and see in the upgrade has failed at any point?
My update page just changed to what is shown below. I have seen no large downloads and do not have the $Windows folder on my system. No other notifications regarding the upgrade...
Could they possibly be changing the upgrade process?
Could they possibly be changing the upgrade process?
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