Microsoft has delayed the release of the next major Windows 10 upgrade by two weeks after flagging a number of issues including a zero-day corruption-reporting vulnerability.
Users keen to upgrade their systems to the May 2020 Update must now wait until the end of the month as Windows 10 developers plan to issue a further set of fixes with an additional build of the flagship operating system.
This is in order to fix a set of known issues that may affect a small group of users. Windows Mixed Reality, for example, may not work correctly for some on the May 2020 Update, with users recommended to hold off on updating through the ‘release preview’ mechanism.
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