Quote:Windows 10 May 2020 Update started rolling out to mainstream customers on May 27, but the update is not available for everyone.
 
Microsoft said that they are throttling the rollout of the update to reduce compatibility issues and it could take some time to arrive on your PC due to the phased nature of the rollout.
 
Microsoft has already published a long list of issues in Windows 10 May 2020 Update (version 2004) and reasons for the upgrade block. For example, the upgrade is blocked on systems with using a monitor with VRR plugged into an Intel (iGPU) display adapter. Likewise, Microsoft is also blocking the upgrade on devices using certain versions of Conexant ISST audio drivers.
 
Now, Dell and Lenovo have published their own documentation to confirm a list of systems that have been tested for May 2020 Update.
 
According to support document published on Dell's website, Dell has tested May 2020 Update with Alienware Desktop, Alienware Notebook, Inspiron Desktop, Inspiron Notebook, XPS Desktop, XPS Notebook, Vostro Desktop, Vostro Notebook, Latitude Optiplex, Precision Workstation, Mobile Precision, and select Embedded Box PCs.

Lenovo has also published a list of compatible devices and the company has acknowledged additional device-specific issues with May 2020 Update [....]