Are you one of those that really starts to stress when you realize that it is Spring or Fall and your Windows 10 has just alerted you that a major update is ready for your beloved PC? I suppose you have a right to be given that many report such fun occurrences such as:

• The update never completes
• The update leaves the system unusable
• The update affects hardware components – in other words – they don’t work anymore
• The update changes features that you were accustomed to

Well, you will be thrilled to know that Microsoft is really re-thinking the twice per year major update approach. It appears they will move to a ONE MAJOR UPDATE per year approach. This would come (fittingly) in the Spring. Then the Fall update would be a minor one (perhaps fixing stuff from Spring?)

What do you think about the new plan? Let me know in the comments area below.