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Updating Microsoft Windows 10, with Redstone 6

New Builds are Out and Rolling- 17723 (Fast Ring) and 18204 (Skip Ahead).

The two new builds are out in the sky of Windows 10. We see some of the changes in build 17723 of Redstone 5& 18204 of 19H1 (Redstone 6) which presumably means 2019 first half of the year. Here, we will look at the latest build of the ‘Redstone 5’ 17723.
2 days ago i.e., July 25th 2018 was the new release date for the latest build of Redstone 5 range. As per the company’s typical release schedule, Redstone 5 is due to hit the RTM (release to manufacturer) status in September, and the public rollout should begin in October.
Today, we will be discussing the build 17723 only. That is because the ‘Skip ahead Build’- 18204 has almost nothing new in it for us. Right now, they both are pretty much in the same level. Though it is said to be stable, Skip Ahead might have some issues.

However, if you may want to opt- in, to Prepare your PC for Windows 10 Redstone 6 builds-

  • Open Settings on a system which is already part of the Windows Insider program.
  • Navigate to Update & Security to ‘Windows Insider Program.’
  • Go to “What kind of content would you like to receive” and select “Skip ahead to the next Windows release”.
Windows 10- The Redstone 6 build
  • Once you opt that, your computer will start receiving Microsoft Windows 10 Redstone 6 builds when they are available.
The ‘Skip Ahead’ comes with limited seats, and most users won’t be able to subscribe.
Also, the Fast & Slow rings Insiders would continue getting ‘Redstone 5’ builds until the RTM is complete which reportedly might be more stable.
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