#creators update 2

Microsoft has just released its Creators Update last April, and the Redmond giant is now preparing for another Creator's update slated for release later this year. The new Creators Update will feature an overhaul of the Windows design, now called Fluent Design System, which brings in a slew of subtle changes across its visuals such as blur effects previously seen on Windows Vista/7. The next update also brings in Microsoft Graph, aiming to synchronize all your Microsoft app activities across all platforms and pick up where you've left off on any device, whether you're on Windows, iOS, or Android. Microsoft plans to bring in the next Creators update this Fall season (between September to November) as part of its core strategy to increase the big update releases on its flagship consumer operating system --now becoming twice a year. To keep those legacy machines safe from potential threats, the tech giant introduced the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) program last year, allowing personal account users to opt into continued patch coverage. However, Microsoft has quietly updated its support documentation, adding a full extra year to the lifeline. Enrolled consumer devices will now officially continue to receive critical security patches until October 12, 2027. While we would've enjoyed if Microsoft called it the "Extended Extended Security Updates program," it seems like they fully intend for this extension to fly under the radar. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft to release another Windows 10 Creators Update" and "OpenAI unveils GPT-5.6 with Sol, Terra, Luna AI models".