Windows 10 21H2 vs 22H2, cannot find ANY changes.
What's new? What changed?
The os is exactly the same from what i see. Complete pointless update.
Wait, one thing did change! The iso size is 2gb larger, probably because windows 11 is injected to 22H2 waiting for birth.
Windows 10 22H2 is a small update that doesn’t introduce any significant changes or new features,as Microsoft is only maintaining Windows 10 for systems that don't meet the requirements to upgrade to Windows 11.
Here's a small article written by BleepingComputer
Last edited by Lance1; 06 Nov 2022 at 10:51.
There are plenty of reviews on the net, and an article as usual in the News section here.
Don't expect major changes now MS is focussed on '11 and onwards. Perhaps be thankful for stability.
haha I was trying to look for information about this version online..
..i found this:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/wi...indows-10-22h2
Then I scroll down and I read this:
hahaha, no wonder this operating system is unreliable, has many errors, etc etc...
(then say Daylight Saving Time in the sentence right under that...)
...ooof such inconsistency.
They're not aware that it is "Daylight Saving Time" ("Saving" is not plural; no "s" at the end)
They're the same people who say: Drivers License
(some people here looking at "Drivers License" and thinking to themselves: what's wrong with that??)
Do me a favor, pull out your Driver License ("Driver" without the "s"), and look at the top of your card.
Is the word that starts with a "D" plural (have an "s" at the end) or singular (have no "s")?...
=O
=)
=D
AAAAAAAAAND to finish what I was typing in the first place.. here's an article that says stuff about that update:
What does Windows 10 22H2 bring to the table? Not much. | Computerworld
I saw some of these reviews, pretty booring.
Ofcourse ms focus is on 11 now,i just didn't beleve that they would release a new version that is the exact same as the previous one, 200 IQ move.
And there's absolutly nothing, zero, sip, nada to be thankful in regards to microsoft.
I couldn't even use theyr os with the default settings, had to manaully "remove" all sorts of spy and bloatware before even touching this mess, yeah atleast it's stable now (mostly) yet the default configuration would be described in one word; malware.
No idea how there are still individuals out there who ain't give a . and just use stock windows, another 200 IQ move.
About the only significant change is that 22H2 will be supported with cumulative updates into 2024. 21H2 reaches end of support in 2023.
Releases
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/li...0-home-and-pro
Version Start Date End Date Version 22H2 Oct 18, 2022 May 14, 2024 Version 21H2 Nov 16, 2021 Jun 13, 2023
Not to put too fine a point on it, but my Driver's License actually says "Driver's License" on the top of it. Canadians are a little different in that way...haha I was trying to look for information about this version online..
..i found this:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/wi...indows-10-22h2
Then I scroll down and I read this:
hahaha, no wonder this operating system is unreliable, has many errors, etc etc...
(then say Daylight Saving Time in the sentence right under that...)
...ooof such inconsistency.
They're not aware that it is "Daylight Saving Time" ("Saving" is not plural; no "s" at the end)
They're the same people who say: Drivers License
(some people here looking at "Drivers License" and thinking to themselves: what's wrong with that??)
Do me a favor, pull out your Driver License ("Driver" without the "s"), and look at the top of your card.
Is the word that starts with a "D" plural (have an "s" at the end) or singular (have no "s")?...
=O
=)
=D
AAAAAAAAAND to finish what I was typing in the first place.. here's an article that says stuff about that update:
What does Windows 10 22H2 bring to the table? Not much. | Computerworld
I see. That's good to know. I guess only in the US it says "Driver". But also, what's funny is that when people say "Drivers License", they type it without the apostrophe; Assuming you want to add the "s" at the end, then you must use an apostrophe =)
Hence, like you said: Driver's License
And on a WAY more technical note, the Canadian card is missing one word if they want to use the "apostrophe 's'" =D
> It should say something after the word "License". One example would be: Driver's License Card
In the US, it uses proper grammar because the item itself is the license. Example: "This is my Driver License."
Hence the item (the card), is the license.
Last edited by pepanee; 07 Nov 2022 at 19:42.
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