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July 15, 2022
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Microsoft said to be ready to shake up the Windows update schedule. Again
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Microsoft already had been muddying the waters around how and when it planned to bring new features to Windows. Now it sounds as if quarterly new feature 'Moments' updates between 'major' Windows client releases could become the newest servicing roadmap.
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