Windows 10 Version 1709

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windows 10 fall creators update

Windows 10 Fall Creators Update was finalised in October 2017, six months after Windows 10 version 1703. The end of service was on April 2019. These two releases from 2017, v1703 and v1709, confirmed the biannual cadence for Microsoft that was kept in 2018 and will be kept moving forward.

Latest builds released for Windows 10 version 1709

KB numberVersion (OS Build)Release dateNotes
KB4580328OS Build 16299.2166
October 13, 2020Cumulative update
KB4577041OS Build 16299.2107September 8, 2020Cumulative update
KB4571741OS Build 16299.2045
August 11, 2020Cumulative update
KB4565508OS Build 16299.1992
July 14, 2020Cumulative update
KB4561602OS Build 16299.1932
June 9, 2020Cumulative update
KB4556812OS Build 16299.1868May 12, 2020Cumulative update
KB4550927OS Build 16299.1806April 14, 2020Cumulative update
KB4540681 16299.1747March 10, 2020Cumulative update
KB4537789 16299.1686February 11, 2020Cumulative update
KB4534276 16299.1625January 14, 2020Cumulative update
KB453071416299.1565December 10, 2019Cumulative update
KB4525241 16299.1508November 12, 2019Cumulative update
KB4520006 16299.1481October 15, 2019Cumulative update
KB452000416299.1451October 8, 2019Cumulative update
KB4524150 16299.1421October 3, 2019Cumulative update
KB4516071 16299.1420September 24, 2019Cumulative update
KB452201216299.1392September 23, 2019Cumulative update
KB4516066 16299.1387September 10, 2019Cumulative update
KB4512494 16299.1365August 16, 2019Cumulative update
KB4512516 16299.1331August 13, 2019Cumulative update
KB4507465 16299.1296July 16, 2019Cumulative update
KB4507455 16299.1268July 9, 2019Cumulative update
KB4509477 16299.1239June 26, 2019Cumulative update
KB4503281 16299.1237June 18, 2019Cumulative update
KB4503284 16299.1217June 11, 2019Cumulative update
KB449914716299.1182May 28, 2019Cumulative update
KB450506216299.1150May 19, 2019Fixes uk.gov website issues
KB449917916299.1146May 14, 2019Cumulative update
KB449344016299.1127April 25, 2019Cumulative update
KB449344115254.562April 9, 2019Cumulative update
KB448989016299.1059 March 19, 2019Cumulative update
KB448988616299.1029March 12, 2019Solves the “Error 1309” issue
KB448702116299.1004February 19, 2019Cumulative update
KB448699616299.967February 12, 2019Cumulative update
KB448096716299.936January 15, 2019Cumulative update
KB448097816299.904January 8, 2019Addresses an issue that affects PowerShell
KB448323216299.847December 19, 2018Security update to Internet Explorer
KB447132916299.846December 11, 2018Cumulative update
KB446768116299.820 November 27, 2018Cumulative update
KB446768616299.785November 13, 2018Cumulative update

What is new on Windows 10 Fall Creators Update?

Moreover, the Fall Creators Update brought a lot of new important features, such as the launch of Fluent Design that transformed many interface components.

Other features helped enhancing productivity, including the returning of OneDrive Placeholders.

Also, this was the last version released for Windows 10 Mobile.

Best new features in Windows 10 version 1709

Excepting the aforementioned new features, here are the most notable changes:

  • Ability to pin websites to the taskbar and many other useful features in Microsoft Edge.
  • You can launch  Windows Store apps from startup.
  • Users have more control over the updates, as they now can limit bandwidth.
  • Launch of Windows People Bar that allows you to have your favorite contacts on taskbar.
  • Styluses for navigating through the operating system.
  • Phone can be integrated in Windows 10 with a new “Phone” section in the Settings.
  • Every device with a camera has augumented reality viewer.
  • Protection against ransomware with Windows Defender.
  • SwiftKey with touch keyboard gesture typing.

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Robert Neagoe

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Robert has a keen attention to details and focuses on data driven decisions. Enthusiast about information architecture and structured data, he is eager to enhance find-ability and usability of our content related to software for Windows 10, troubleshooting errors and tech news. Collaboration and team spirit are among his core values, and strongly believes in problem solving through good communication.

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