I had installed Windows 10 on my desktop about 6 months ago and have been using it since. When I got home from work tonight (Christmas Eve), I realized that my desktop was on. I usually leave it on sleep mode when I don't use it so I was curious why it was up and running? When I turned on my screen, I was surprised to see the "Updating to Windows 10" screen and it was at 32%. So for some reason, Windows 10 decided to reinstall itself on my desktop. Has anyone experienced anything similar? Should I be worried about my other machines that are also running Windows 10 (currently 2 other laptops)?
Since Windows 10 is a "rolling distribution", it means you constantly have updates of windows 10 aka getting new builds.
Considering all builds are windows 10 and will remain windows 10, I am guessing they didn't change the greeting in the update process.
The rest of the process is however indicative of the typical windows 10 update procedure every time Microsoft pushes a huge update aka a new build.
So I myself will not sweat it that much, unless I start losing functionality.
Considering all builds are windows 10 and will remain windows 10, I am guessing they didn't change the greeting in the update process.
The rest of the process is however indicative of the typical windows 10 update procedure every time Microsoft pushes a huge update aka a new build.
So I myself will not sweat it that much, unless I start losing functionality.
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It's just a standard update; all your stuff will still be there when it finishes, but it will take some time.
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