Newsletter Archives
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Pulling the trigger on Win10 Version 2004
UPGRADING WINDOWS
By Susan Bradley
Windows 20H2 is in the pipeline — so it’s about time to install … its predecessor, Win10 2004.
On October 20, Microsoft tweeted that the October 2020 Update (aka 20H2) has been officially released and will show up over time via a “throttled” rollout. But a few of the tweet’s replies quickly noted that some Win10 users are still waiting for Version 2004 — or had to manually install it. (Microsoft states that the upgrade from Win10 2004 to 20H2 should go faster because it’s more like a monthly update.)
Read the full story in AskWoody Plus Newsletter 17.42.0 (2020-10-26).
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Coming to a PC near you: Win10 2004, the ‘May 2020 Update’
WOODY’S WINDOWS WATCH
By Woody Leonhard
Two weeks ago, Microsoft started rolling out the latest Windows 10 feature update — to little enthusiasm from customers.
Yawn another Win10 release?
If you’re running Win10, you may have already seen an offer to “Download and install” version 2004. Or you might’ve seen a notice that your machine isn’t yet ready. As usual, the situation’s a bit complex — unnecessarily so.
But as with every new release of Windows, you’re well advised to avoid Version 2004 for now on any production or personal system.
Read the full story in AskWoody Plus Newsletter 17.22.0 (2020-06-08).
UPDATE: Tero Alhonen reports on Twitter that a Surface Pro 4 is getting Win10 version 2004 through Windows Update.