Latest Update About Windows 10’s November 2019 in market for testers

The latest Microsoft Windows 10 update is called the November 2019 Update, and the final version is now available for implicit Windows testers in the version preview ring. The company said earlier that this is a small update that focuses on improving performance and improving quality.

This does not mean, however, that there are no new features. The most important novelties of the November update include the fact that the File Explorer search bar can now search in your OneDrive account online, and voice assistants other than Cortana can work on the Windows 10 lock screen. The update also adds the ability to create new calendar entries directly from the taskbar, and Microsoft introduces new notification management options. A full list of features is available on the Microsoft website.

UPDATE SHOULD BE MUCH FASTER TO INSTALL
Fortunately, the update should be fairly trouble-free to install, because Microsoft says it uses technology similar to the one it usually uses to provide monthly service updates. A small, unobtrusive update can be music for anyone who was burned by the October 10 Windows 10 update that Microsoft was forced to download when reports appeared that it deletes files from users' computers. It wasn't until December that the October update for everyone was released, after which Microsoft committed to focus on improving the quality of its future Windows 10 updates.

If you want to install a new update, you must first register to be an implicit Windows tester. Microsoft has provided step-by-step instructions on how to do this in a blog post, giving the name of the new update. In the meantime, the company is also taking steps towards the next update. He says testers of his somewhat less stable "Slow Ring" confidential program will soon be upgraded to the Windows 10 20H1 update, which is expected to be released in the first half of 2020.