The Creators Update rolled out to all Windows 10 PC and Mobile users in the month of April. After the roll out Microsoft confirmed that Windows 10 will be getting two major updates every year March and September.
The Windows 10 Falls Creators Update is to be released in the month of September 2017 which is the second major update for the year 2017. In an official Documentation it has now been revealed that the next Fall Creators Update will be codenamed 1709 as has been the case with Microsoft’s earlier versions of Windows 10 with the Latest Creators Update having being codenamed version 1703 as it went RTM in March this year.
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for Windows 10, version 1607, 1703 and for Windows 10, version 1709!https://t.co/MycYrcKg2c pic.twitter.com/oeslNtKeXg— WZor (@WZorNET) July 3, 2017
If everything that has been planned by the Redmond Giant, then the Windows 10 Fall Creators update will be the RTM which would be released in the month of September with a global rolled to happen in October as was the case with Creators Update, RTM having rolled out in March and Global Rolled out planned for April.
However users can download the RTM build in the month of September by using the Windows Insider Program/Official ISO’s or Microsoft’s Upgrade Advisor. However we could expect the download Methods to change with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.
