That's it Windows 10 October 2018 Update (version 1809) is arguably one of Microsoft's worst releases.
The way the company manages the situation shows that there was no backup plan, but also that we should now forget what we used to refer to as "fixed versions".
For history the 1809 version stopped circulating a few days after its official release to the public on October 2 due to one serious problem causing the deletion files.
From a technical point of view, Microsoft's move was right, but since then the company has not released the October release. Yes, as seems to be trying to solve a number of issues raised in Insider builds that are being released, but over a month after the first release there is no stable version.
Microsoft has even reportedly completed code fixes for most of the errors mentioned lately, but has only made them available internally within the company.
So we see that the way the company manages the situation is not the most ideal. The company declined to say when it plans to release the new "fixed" version or when the fixes will be released for the people waiting.
For now, the only way to get these updates is to join Windows Insider, which is not possible for many.
However, it appears that joining the Windows Insider program and installation a test build of Windows 10 may not be much different from installing a "fixed version" of the latest ones.
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