Quote:The April 2019 Patch Tuesday rollout will kick off tomorrow, and as it happens every month since mid-2015, Windows 10 gets its very own cumulative updates.

The Patch Tuesday cumulative updates include both security and non-security fixes, and Microsoft is expected to resolve several vulnerabilities in its software.

All Windows 10 versions will get cumulative updates tomorrow, albeit it’s worth knowing that for consumers only the Fall Creators Update and newer are supported. In other words, users running the Home or Pro SKUs need to be on version 1709 or later in order to get updates.

Enterprise and Education devices, as well as systems enrolled in the LTSC branch, are also getting updates regardless of version.

The April 2019 Patch Tuesday also marks the end of Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. Microsoft will ship the last batch of updates for this particular version on Home and Pro SKUs tomorrow, after which consumers are recommended to upgrade to a newer Windows 10 release.
 
At this point, the most recent stable version of Windows 10 is the October 2018 Update (version 1809), with Microsoft getting ready to introduce another major update called May 2019 Update. Its rollout would kick off next month, and the update is currently available for Windows insiders.