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Kathiresan inquires about correctly identifying the major, minor, and build version numbers of Windows 10, having observed the same version details as Windows 8 and 8.1. Trouble suggests using the "winver" command or "systeminfo" in the command prompt to accurately determine the OS version, implying that the initial method may not be providing the correct or detailed information. The overall tone indicates a troubleshooting discussion aimed at accurately identifying Windows 10 specifications.
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Kathiresan

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Hi All,

I have installed Windows 10 in my testing machine. I have checked the Major, Minor and Build version for the Windows 10 Programmatically as shown below.
Major: 6
Minor: 2
Build: 9200
(But i got the same result in Windows 8 and 8.1 OS)

So, please let me know the correct details(Major, Minor and Build number).

Fast response will be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Kathiresan S.
 

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Not exactly sure where you are getting the major and minor information from but generally speaking if you just type
winver
into the run dialog box
or
type
systeminfo
into a command prompt
you should be able to determine what Operating System you are running and what the build number is.
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Not exactly sure where you are getting the major and minor information from but generally speaking if you just type
winver
into the run dialog box
or
type
systeminfo
into a command prompt
you should be able to determine what Operating System you are running and what the build number is.
 

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