Windows 10's 19H2 Fall 2019 Update takes possibly its last step before a formal release

Windows 10’s Fall 2019 feature update, known colloquially as “19H2,” is moving from uncertainty to near-reality. On Tuesday Microsoft started pushing it out to the entire Release Preview ring of its Windows 10 Insider program.

Microsoft first began deploying Windows 10 build 18363.385 (19H2) at the end of August to the first, Slow ring of its Insider program, one of its three Insider rings. The company left the second Fast ring for the more substantive Spring 2020 feature update, also known as 20H1. 

Microsoft traditionally prepares to release a feature update by sending it to the Release Preview ring, the third and most conservative testing ring of its Windows 10 insider program. In early September, Microsoft said that it was sending build 18363.385 to 10 percent of its Release Preview ring. Now everyone on the Insider Preview ring is getting it, leaving a general release as the next major step.

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