windows 12

i hear that a beta is out for Windows 12

can anyone confirm or deny this

Winuser said:

I would have to say no, I'm a member of the Insider Ring and using the Fast Ring builds and it's still called Windows 10.

Same for me, haven't heard anything substantial but see a mention of "Save Windows 9" once in awhile and Windows 11.

Berton said:

Same for me, haven't heard anything substantial but see a mention of "Save Windows 9" once in awhile and Windows 11.

I see you have been reading z3r010's ( our supreme leader) posts,

Note his sig

The first number is Version as in 1909 for Sept. 2019 [year and month] and the rest is Build which is much the same as the old Service Packs were, just more frequent.

njnitehawk said:

i hear that a beta is out for Windows 12

At one stage, Microsoft were claiming there would never be another Windows version ... Windows 10 would just be perpetually updated/upgraded.

Mind you, they've gone close to shooting themselves in the foot again - experts in creating confusion (like the MS Outlook and outlook.com thing).

After having had MS Office 2000 - 2002 - 2003 - 2007 - 2010 - 2013 etc, (after the year of release), the next version of Windows will be 2004 ... so that does mean Windows 10 is now 16 years out of date ?

Berton said:

The first number is Version as in 1909 for Sept. 2019 [year and month] and the rest is Build which is much the same as the old Service Packs were, just more frequent.

I can no longer Trust anything That Microsoft says. One has to wait for them to act. They once said that there would be no more Patch Tuesday's and that they would push updates out when they were developed , I am assuming Security updates and we all know that is not happening. They have a build out to be released in May which is known by 2 names "2004" and/or 20H1. Why is it not 2005?? They seem to enjoy keeping their customers in the dark and especially users in The Insider Group.

idgat said:

... the next version of Windows will be 2004 ... so that does mean Windows 10 is now 16 years out of date ?

Bree said:

*sigh* it's always been YYMM for the version number, based on the year and month of planned RTM, in this case April 2020.

**sigh** ... OK, if I have to really spell it out ....

[Joke/sarcasm mode ON] "... the next version of Windows will be 2004 ... so that does mean Windows 10 is now 16 years out of date ?" [Joke/sarcasm mode OFF/]