Follow the user's suggestion: Microsoft decided to provide Win10 patch update content

Computer store news: From Win10, Microsoft has adopted the method of pushing cumulative update to continuously improve the system. The advantage of this is that it can reduce the probability of incompatibility between patches. It is also convenient for Microsoft to test the patch. After reinstalling the system, users only need to update a small number of patches (in addition to system updates, as well as plug-ins and security software updates) to make the system up-to-date. However, some cumulative updates pushed after the official release of Windows 10, the description of the updated content in the knowledge base article is "performance and function enhancement", Microsoft's explanation is to provide update history only for major updates.

Although many users don't care about the update history of each patch, for Windows enthusiasts and professional users, the detailed update history still has some reference value, so Microsoft closes A lot of feedback was requested to provide an update history.

Now that Microsoft has finally decided to make a change, in a recent post, Terry Myerson, executive vice president of Microsoft's Windows and Devices division, said that the documentation for each patch will be improved, Terry Myerson wrote: Br>

<; In response to user feedback, we will improve the documentation on each patch update and improve the options for updating the installation schedule. Collaboration with Insider users is very important to our team ……“

This means that users who want to know more about patch updates in the future can get it directly from the official documentation. It's unclear when Microsoft will make the above improvements, perhaps after the Win10 TH2 update is released.