Get Windows 10 Creator's Update

Get Windows 10 Creator's Update

Microsoft Windows 10 manufacturers will begin updating from April 11. But it takes a few months to get it on every pc. If you do not want to wait, you can download Ceretro updates from Microsoft right now. You need to follow this procedure to install a Mac to Windows 10 through Boot Camp. If you usually try to install it, you will see a stop error with code 0xc000000f. Let's know in detail how to get Windows 10's creators updates.

 

Use Microsoft Update Assistant:

As part of the updates manufacturers, Microsoft offers a new update assistant tool. You can manually download this tool to select creator's updates, even if Microsoft has not pushed it to your device yet! Before you start this general release from April 11th, it will allow you to update one week before April 5. The post on Microsoft's blog says that this tool is officially licensed, or "genuine", using Windows 10 version for advanced users.

Download the update assistant tool from Microsoft website and run it to start updating. You will be notified that your PC is not running the latest version of Windows 10. If you are not familiar with the build number of Windows 10, then this dialog is a little vague. If you are using Anniversary Update, you will be asked to run your PC "Version 14393". This tool will offer you an upgrade to version 15063, which is the final stable version of the creator update.

Click "Update Now" and Update Assistant will download and install updates for you manufacturers. You can usually continue using your PC and can reduce the window, if you want. It will be running in the notification area when downloading updates. If you do this, installing the update before it is marked as ready for your device, so your PC may experience hardware devices or software issues. If you do not seem to be working properly after installing the update, then you can go back to the Anniversary Update and wait until the Windows Update is updated to your PC. This problem will be solved when your Windows default updates. Microsoft slowly updates updates for several months so that they can identify and fix such problems.

Get intermediate updates with Insider Previews later

If you are currently running an internal preview build of Windows 10, then now it is a good time to leave intermediate builds. If you are "Fast Ring", then Microsoft will soon start to stop the very volatile versions of the next Windows 10 update. You can switch to "Slow Ring" or "Release Preview", or even create an internal preview now and use the stable version of the creator's updates. Setting> Update & Security> Manufacturers in the Windows Insider Program to headline to select your insider preview settings.

However, if you want to receive previous updates at a later time, you can enable insider preview to get a pre released look in these features. 

Windows 10's "Release Preview" track is particularly great, since it is much faster and faster than Slow Rings, and your new updates will not have to wait for roll out. It's still technically an Insider preview-one that keeps Windows 10 stable but lets you update Windows updates, driver updates and Microsoft applications instantly, so download it at your own risk. But in our experience, release preview is a relatively stable track with quick updates, which is great in one word.