This has been done for safety purposes and as a precaution because when you upgrade to Windows 10, it automatically creates a backup image of previous OS on your hard disk which remains stored on your hard disk for 31 days so that you can restore to previous OS if you don’t like Windows 10. In other words, if you recently upgraded your Windows 7/8/8.1 computer to Windows 10 and less than 31 days have passed, you won’t be able to get the feature update from Windows Update. Microsoft has made it clear in the official FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page that the feature update will not appear in your Windows 10 computer if it’s been less than 31 days since you upgraded to Windows 10. So if its not appearing in your location, wait for a few hours or one or two days and it’ll become available for you.
If the feature update was released just a few hours or days back, it might take some time in appearing in all regions. There might be several reasons behind non-availability of Windows 10 feature updates: Windows 10 Feature Update Not Showing on Windows Update Force Windows 10 to Upgrade to New Feature Update Versions via Windows Update You will be prompted to install new Windows 10 updates again, but hopefully the newer round of updates will fix the display glitch.UPDATE: Also check following articles to manually upgrade to latest Windows 10 feature update: This will uninstall the current build of Windows 10 and go back to the one you were using previously. Click or tap the Get started button under Go back to an earlier build. Navigate to Update & security > Recovery. To do this, open the Start menu and select Settings. If that fails, you can rollback the Windows 10 update - provided you do so within 10 days of the update first installing. Let the system search automatically for new drivers and install any it finds. To do this, scroll to find your display adapter, then right-click on the adapter and select Update Driver Software. Next, try updating your display adapter to a new driver. If you're not familiar with how to do this, first head to the Device Manager (it's easiest to get to this by searching device manager in the bottom-left Windows search bar and clicking the top result). Plus, it's a relatively simple process to follow. We're advising members to update their display drivers - this has proven to be a successful fix in most cases. It's likely this has been caused by a recent Windows update. We've received a number of emails from members about issues with their displays skewing or stretching on Windows 10. Fortunately, there's a way to resolve such Windows 10 display issues. If you find that your Windows 10 screen is skewing or displaying in an oddly stretched manner, you may not be alone.
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