Then I delay the install, figuring that any issues will be found by the time I move forward. This will ensure Windows Update only offers up that specific version (21H1) and not 21H2.īefore deploying any feature release, I always make sure to have a valid backup so if I need to roll back to the prior version I can. For these PCs, if you don’t see 21H1 being specifically offered, use the registry key method to set the targeted release version. Or you may find one being offered a feature release that hasn’t yet been installed. You may find a machine that is not on the latest supported feature release even though you thought it was up to date. (This happens especially if your machine is off more often than it is online.) I strongly recommend that you click on Start > Settings > System > About and double-check what version you have installed. If you a home user who’s been waiting to install 21H1, keep in mind that I’ve seen several PCs that were never pushed to later feature release versions. Why the differing dates? Because the Spring releases of Enterprise and Education have a much longer life cycle support than do the Home and Professional versions.
13, 2022 - matching its Home and Professional counterparts. Windows 10 20H2 is supported until May 9, 2023, a full year after its Home and Professional counterparts, and Windows 10 21H1 is supported until Dec. 14), Windows 10 1909, which is actually older, is still supported until May 10, 2022. Though Windaligns with Home and Professional (and loses support on Dec. Windows 10 Enterprise and Education versions have a slight divergence in support timelines. (Microsoft has indicated it “will continue to support at least one Windows 10 Semi-Annual Channel until Oct. To remain protected, you’ll need to ensure that your Windows 10 setup is upgraded to 20H2 or 21H1 after that date.
Windwill receive its last update on that date. And last but not least, Windis the version I urge you to upgrade to as soon as possible it drops out of support in less than a month: Dec. Windows 10 20H2 is supported until May 10, 2022. 13, 2022 for both Windows 10 Home and Professional. Of the released and supported versions of Windows 10 currently supported for Home and Professional users, 21H1 is now officially considered to be in broad deployment (as of Nov. So let’s review what’s still supported, how long it will be supported, and which version of Windows you should be planning to move to. That makes this a good time to review your hardware to ensure you don’t have machines on older platforms that are nearly out of support. I prefer a more measured approach and want to wait a bit to ensure my vendors are ready for it. That doesn’t mean I recommend users install it immediately. Finally, however, Windows 10 21H2 is out. Since being announced in July it’s been overshadowed by its upstart replacement, Windows 11 21H2.
If I didn’t know better, I’d say Windows 10 21H2 is bashful.
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