Microsoft is going to roll out Windows 10 update for users in phases, the company announced in a blog post on its Windows blog. Terry Myerson, executive vice president of Microsoft’s operating system, writes that the company is already overwhelmed by the response it has received about Windows 10. The post explains that Windows 10 will first be rolled out to Windows Insiders and then the company will start delivering it. Other users who have saved their updates, on the wave.

Microsoft has also detailed the differences between the different versions of Windows 10 that it is about to offer. The company has released a guideline that lists the features of each version of Windows 10, excluding both the Enterprise and Consumer versions of Windows 10 Mobile and Windows 10 IoT.

This includes Windows 10 for education packages, which is similar to Windows 10 Enterprise, but does not offer long-term service delivery. The home version for Windows 10 will be the same as the previous version and comes with features that should have a consumer version of Windows.

As you already know, Windows 10 will launch worldwide on July 29 and will be available to users for free. Microsoft already has a technical preview of the operating system available for its Windows insiders, and the company has demonstrated back-to-basics in a basic way through technical previews, but with additions.

Microsoft has ridden a lot in the new OS, since its Windows 8 platform has not been well received by users. Also, the company is adopting a more service-oriented approach, which has made Windows much more important than ever.

You can read Terry Myerson’s full post on Windows Blog.