The Windows as a service, they have been around for a while, but they don't work. Microsoft's plan to release two new feature updates to Windows 10 per year, (the company has been doing this since 2015), is not seen as well by its customers.
After his fiasco Windows 10 October Update, it seems much clearer that Microsoft's strategy for two updates a year does not deliver what is expected. 
At present there is no sign that Microsoft will stop the two Windows 10 feature updates in the near future. The company a while ago he said that customers in Enterprise and Education can only install one update every second year. However, Windows 10 Home and Pro customers do not have this option.
Microsoft could allow Windows 10 Home users to have the option of postponing one of two updates, and upgrade once a year. Unfortunately there are no signs…
But after the latest fiasco, the company should think very seriously about releasing at least one reliable update. It's probably time to install an update that doesn't focus on new features but only on reliability and security. The announcement of new features from Insiders builds is a very well done one game marketing. Το πρόγραμμα Windows Insider brings to the company free promoting its product, but also millions of testers. And the candy of "hundreds of new features" seems to work flawlessly. The only thing that doesn't work is Windows itself.
Microsoft, if it wishes to be in the top technology companies, should see the testing procedures again and of course improve them. It should support the basic operating system and once it has filled new features to test them until they work.
Microsoft should commit to ensuring that the successor of Windows 10 October Update is a trustworthy version. Without new features, a boring but useful and reliable update.
If this tactic works, it should establish it, and if it wishes two updates a year, let one be credible. Vital but reliable. I think its customers will be much more pleased, especially if they leave them the choice for an update a year.
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