WINDOWS USERS are still avoiding the troubled October 2018 Update to Windows 10, following a catalogue of disasters.
Although Microsoft released the update to “advanced” users at the end of last year, and to everyone without a “showstopper” (of which more below) at the start of 2019, the staggered rollout means that it hasn’t actually been served to everyone even now.
New figures from AdDuplex (spotted first by BetaNews) show all that faffing means that just 12.4 per cent of Windows 10 users are on the current edition; compare that to a macOS update, which is on the majority of machines in days.
