bear1066
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Hi
I have discovered a problem in my last servicepack update:
It should have been somthing like this:
Version: 20H2
Date: October/November 2020
Build ?
But I have:
Version: 20H2
Date: 29.05.2020 <-------- ?
Build: 19042.662
And I can´t see - the new stuff showed in Microsoft update coming up newsletter from How-to-Geek - in my Windows 10 Pro X64 today.
I have tried to check my version with:
and I´m told that my Windows 10 Pro X64 is up-to-date December 5, 2020
The new things I talk about is in: What’s New in Windows 10’s 20H2 Update, Arriving Fall 2020
From How-to-Geek:
Plus: All my Windows and Microsoft 365 is allways newest version and updated with all the updating Microsoft offers.
I think: If a company use seveal million dollars each year on reparing the company products then it must be because the software need to be updated and therefore I update all the time.
So can anyone help me to understand whats going on?
Friendly regards
Bjorn Jensen
I have discovered a problem in my last servicepack update:
It should have been somthing like this:
Version: 20H2
Date: October/November 2020
Build ?
But I have:
Version: 20H2
Date: 29.05.2020 <-------- ?
Build: 19042.662
And I can´t see - the new stuff showed in Microsoft update coming up newsletter from How-to-Geek - in my Windows 10 Pro X64 today.
I have tried to check my version with:
How to Check If Your PC Has the Latest Version of Windows 10
Most PCs don't have the latest version of Windows 10 installed. Does your PC have the latest software? Here's how to check.
and I´m told that my Windows 10 Pro X64 is up-to-date December 5, 2020
The new things I talk about is in: What’s New in Windows 10’s 20H2 Update, Arriving Fall 2020
From How-to-Geek:
What's New in Windows 10's October 2020 Update (20H2), Available Now
Here's what to expect from Windows 10's 20H2 update in the fall. Spoiler; There are some big changes---like the removal of the System Control Panel---but it's largely full of bug fixes and polish.
Plus: All my Windows and Microsoft 365 is allways newest version and updated with all the updating Microsoft offers.
I think: If a company use seveal million dollars each year on reparing the company products then it must be because the software need to be updated and therefore I update all the time.
So can anyone help me to understand whats going on?
Friendly regards
Bjorn Jensen