Now generally available, the Windows diagnostic data processor configuration further empowers you to manage your organization's diagnostic data.

The services listed above are now powered by Windows diagnostic data collected from devices using the Windows diagnostic data processor configuration. We recognize many organizations have more complex needs and regulatory requirements when it comes to making sure that Windows devices are kept secure and reliable with the latest updates. They can also help ensure that your end users stay performant and protected. By knowing which devices to update first and having access to details on why some devices may or should get updates later, these services can help you efficiently keep devices up to date across your PC estate. Using these insights, Desktop Analytics, Update Compliance, Microsoft Managed Desktop, and the Windows Update for Business deployment service can help you better plan, prepare, and deploy updates across your organization. To support you as you configure and manage updates across your organization, we provide several services that bring our machine learning insights to you. Our goal is to keep all Windows devices running smoothly and without interruption.

These insights help us better understand the dependencies between different components in the diverse ecosystem of Windows devices and applications, and help us maintain our focus on compatibility, one of our top priorities for updating Windows devices. To keep these devices updated with feature and quality updates at such scale, we apply machine learning using diagnostic data to generate insights into how an update deployment is going.

Today there are more than 1.3 billion active monthly devices on Windows 10.

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