Is there an indication of the percentage of PCs which have been sent out the AU?

[impromark]

I've decided to patiently wait for the AU to be automatic on my three PCs. Is there some metric of how many Win10 deployments have been SENT the update notification, not the updates themselves?

Mind you, two of my PCs were updated to Win10 by forcing the update, so perhaps I'm last on the list for getting the AU... Actually, is that a thing as well?

Mark

 

[Dewg]

I've got a Surface Pro 3 that still hasn't gotten the update via Windows Update either. As it's an SP3, I assume it qualifies for the update from a hardware standpoint. It might be some software I have installed that's stopping it from being offered, or it's just taking a long time to roll it out.

 

[gwinegarden]

Three laptops and one desktop here and one laptop has been updated.

 

[impromark]

Were any of your devices force updated to Win10?

Mark

 

[orlbuckeye]

I'm batting .1000 as I'm 2 for 2. I've actually received an update after AU on my Surface Book.

 

[Dewg]

I've got a Surface Pro 3 that still hasn't gotten the update via Windows Update either. As it's an SP3, I assume it qualifies for the update from a hardware standpoint. It might be some software I have installed that's stopping it from being offered, or it's just taking a long time to roll it out.

My SP3 just got it through WU. So it's rolling out slowly.

 

[impromark]

I've decided to update the oldest laptop (which I force updated from 7 to 10 last year) and test out the new stuff. My daily driver laptop is next (though I'm worried the SSD drive issues reported here may warrant a wait), and the desktop plus my wife's laptop can wait until they're told to by Microsoft. My desktop only got the November update at the start of August, so I do wonder sometimes just how reliable it is.

Mark

 

[nontheistzero]

Sitting on 3 desktops and 1 tablet. None have gotten the update.

 

[elvard]

1 desktop, 2 laptops and a tablet no AU for any of 'em.