It is expected that in May this year, Microsoft will release a major update for the Windows 10 platform, which will bring not only fixes but also new features. According to reports from network sources, Microsoft is currently testing a number of changes for the Windows Update Center that could be rolled out in the future.
According to available data, Microsoft may drastically change the way new features are delivered in Windows 10. Currently, new features are distributed twice a year through the Windows Update Center. However, this may soon change based on data discovered in one of the preview builds of Windows 10. It is suggested that some features may be available as separate downloads that will be accessible in the Microsoft Store.
In the preview builds of Windows 10 20H1 and 20H2, there is mention of the Windows Feature Experience Pack, the description of which implies that some Windows features may be available for download from the Microsoft app store. Currently, users need to install the entire update package to access new features in Windows 10. In the future, Microsoft may allow users to download some features separately instead of installing them along with other updates.
Recently, Windows updates have regularly caused issues that disrupt system functionality, so the ability to download individual features may simplify this process. For instance, Microsoft could release new features separately and then update them individually. Currently, the Windows Feature Experience Pack is not available for user testing, but this may change in the second half of this year.
Source: 3dnews.ru
