Win10 will not enter the RTM phase this week, or postpone until next week

Computer Store News: Microsoft will release the official version of Windows 10 on July 29, and it is speculated that Microsoft will enter the RTM phase today, but this deadline has been temporarily changed. According to Microsoft internal sources, Microsoft is expected to release the RTM version next week.

Postponing RTM push means that OEMs won't receive the system code sent by Microsoft today, and they won't be able to pre-install Windows 10 into their new hardware. However, this has no effect on the average user, and everyone can still update Windows 10 on July 29.

Microsoft's signing of RTM is a complex process that requires a lot of testing and ensures that each test metric passes the pre-set "green line", and Microsoft needs to ensure that the final release reaches its own version. The ideal standard, if there is a serious problem, Microsoft will delay the signing time.

After pushing the new system to OEMs, Microsoft can still release patch updates for the system, so don't be surprised if you receive a patch update on July 29th.