Microsoft says the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update has reached full availability

The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update has reached full availability, meaning all compatible devices should now be upgraded or have an upgrade available to the latest version of Windows.

Microsoft has today announced that it has completed the full rollout of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update to compatible devices. This means that every device running a version of Windows 10 that isn't the Fall Creators Update, and is compatible with the Fall Creators Update, is now able to receive the latest version of Windows via Windows Update.

The company claims the Fall Creators Update is the fastest version of Windows 10 ever to reach 100 million devices. If you'd rather do an upgrade the old fashioned way, Microsoft says it will be released refreshed, up to date media for the Fall Creators Update in the week starting January 22nd. The full availability milestone is the final rollout phase that Microsoft puts Windows releases through.

When a new feature update is released, we begin by targeting a select set of devices that we believe will have the best update experience based on device characteristics and testing done by us and our device partners. We then monitor feedback for issues around application and device compatibility and make adjustments along the way, if necessary. Actively listening for and responding to issues as they emerge helps us confidently expand the release to additional devices while maintaining a quality experience.>

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