Win10 is a cumulative update and no longer has to be bothered by a bunch of patches

  

In the recent TechNet article titled "Introduction to Windows 10 Maintenance," Microsoft revealed that all future "Windows 10 distributions" will be cumulative, meaning that devices can be made by simply installing the most recent release. Up to date. For the "Windows 10 distribution", the phrase Microsoft is not clearly defined, but the company likes to distribute major updates to users running the new system via the Windows Update path.

What is the most troublesome thing about reinstalling a system? In addition to reinstalling a bunch of software, the most terrifying thing is to play the N patches, and the mud on Windows 10 will basically not have this problem. In a new article on TechNet, Microsoft pointed out that all Windows 10 releases will be cumulative, meaning that once you install the new version of Windows 10, all update patches are integrated and do not have to be installed separately.

Microsoft did not explicitly explain what the so-called "Windows 10 release" specifically refers to, which is believed to be a new version with major upgrades, such as Build 10547 currently being tested.

In addition, the Windows 10 update patch is also cumulative, the new patch will completely contain the contents of the old patch, no need to repeat the installation. Unfortunately, Microsoft is now reluctant to announce specific updates to these patches.


As of now, Microsoft has distributed five cumulative updates for Windows 10 systems, and wrote in this article: "New feature upgrades and maintenance upgrades will include all previously released Payloads (optimized to reduce storage and network requirements), and installing the latest distribution on the device keeps the device up to date. Also, unlike previous versions of Windows, you can't install a subset of the Windows 10 repair updates. For example, a maintenance update contains fixes for three security vulnerabilities and one stability issue, but deploying this update can only install all four fixes.

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