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By WrongHead™ · Posted
It’s amusing how Microsoft is pushing IT admins as if this was a major, game-changing update. In reality, it’s just an enablement package that bumps the build number, which is disappointing compared to the more substantial 22H2 and 24H2 releases. Technically, 25H2, 26H1, and the upcoming 26H2 are essentially the same, differing only in support schedules. They could have included the Windows K2 improvements here, but chose not to. The era of Windows being in the backburner continues, and this 26H2 release feels like an afterthought. Shame, Nadella, shame. -
By +Eternal Tempest · Posted
Microsoft, totally not confusing /s 25H2 - Current for non-Arm based Windows 26H1 - Current for Arm based Windows 26H2 - Only for non Arm Windows -
By MtnDewCodeRedFreak · Posted
After I installed those, my older but capable Win 11 laptop (16GB RAM) reported it as 26H2 26300.8697. Then I installed it on my big laptop (128GB RAM! Hehe sorry), it reported it as 25H2 26220.8690. Ugh. Do I have to switch Insiders channels from Release to Beta? -
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By +Warwagon · Posted
So now there is literally nothing to see. -
By thartist · Posted
Leave it to that guy to be absolutely clueless about the industry in almost every single topic he comments on.
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MtnDewCodeRedFreak
Hey you all!
A question. Does anyone have any clue on when Windows 11 support (as a whole, not the update bs - because I already know it’s 2 years) will officially end? It has to be quite similar to Windows 10’s - a little over a decade.
Therefore, by inference, Windows 11’s support would end in January 2032.
Did I get this right? Or did I mis-infer?
Can anyone clarify? Thanks in advance.
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