To get the update, you
need not lift a mousing finger. Microsoft
says the update will arrive automatically via Windows Update. You may not
get it right away; as with past updates, the company will gradually roll it out
over the next few weeks.
According
to ZDNet, the update will become more broadly available on Oct. 9,
affectionately known as Patch Tuesday.
Microsoft promises to be less
disruptive than with
past efforts in scheduling the rebooting and installation process.
Back up before upgrading
Before you install any big OS update, it's a
good idea to back up your system in case something goes awry during the
installation. You can simply upload important files to your preferred cloud
service or an external drive. Windows' built-in backup service can be found by
going to Settings > Update & Security > Backup.
How to install Windows 10 October 2018
Update now
If you don't want to wait for Microsoft to
roll out the update to your PC, you can take the proactive approach of
initiating the download yourself. Open Settings and click Update
& Security. Make sure you are on the Windows
Update page and click the Check for Updates button. After the
update finishes downloading, follow the instructions to
restart your PC and complete the installation process.
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