How to Download the Windows 10 Anniversary Update

Microsoft will start the Windows 10 Anniversary Update tomorrow, so retail users who haven’t been part of the Insider program can finally get all the new features, including Windows Ink, the new Start menu, the revamped Action Center or support for browser extensions in Microsoft Edge. The company will offer two different easy-to-use methods to make sure that users receive the Anniversary Update and install it correctly, and although for many users these are pretty straightforward, it’s very important to know what your options are. Method #1: Via Windows Update Just like all the other updates released by Microsoft, the new Anniversary Update will be offered to users via Windows Update, so Windows 10 machines should receive it all automatically. This means that no user input is necessary, and files will be downloaded through Windows Update, while the installation of the Anniversary Update will start at the next reboot. This is pretty much the bes...