Microsoft on Wednesday began reversing actions it took earlier this year as the coronavirus pandemic spread and announced it would resume Windows 10 non-security updates.
Those updates, which Microsoft designated as Windows' C and D updates in a nod to their third- and fourth-week release each month, were halted during May. "We have been evaluating the public health situation, and we understand this is impacting our customers," Microsoft said in a March 24 message.
Microsoft will resume distribution of these non-security updates next month, the company said, but only to Windows 10 1809 and later, and to Windows Server. The Redmond, Wash. developer cited customer feedback and "the ongoing stabilization of business continuity" as the reasons for the restart.
