Windows 10 Redstone 4 may be released under the codenamed “April 2018 Update”
A video from Microsoft watcher @h0x0d seems to indicate that Windows 10 Redstone 4 may be named the April 2018 Update, not the Windows 10 Spring Creators Update. Although this new name is not as loud, it may be more meaningful than the Spring Creators Update.
Video: hear Microsftie say "Windows 10 April 2018 Update" pic.twitter.com/H4WPkCC3sA
— WalkingCat (@h0x0d) April 17, 2018
However, Microsoft has not announced the name of the new version of Windows 10, because the company is still continuing its efforts to complete the development of the RTM build. Earlier this year, the names of The Spring Creators Update appeared in several official documents.
Windows 10 build 17133 was released to insiders earlier this month and is expected to be launched globally on April 10th. However, after discovering a bug that may lead to a blue screen, Microsoft decided to postpone it for a while.
Today, Microsoft released a new version of 17134 to solve this problem. Now, Microsoft needs to release it to all Windows insiders, and then promote it to ordinary users. It is expected that this will be completed by the end of this month.
Although Microsoft has not finalized the name of the April 2018 Update, if all goes according to plan, the exact information will be announced next week.