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I have a test machine set aside that has every version of Win10 available to run, kept as Macrium Reflect images. It's System Two if you click 'My Computers' below my post.
For a quick comparison such as this one I used Macrium's viBoot to run each of its images as a Hyper-V virtual machine.
1. These releases of Windows MS is doing twice a year are MAJOR changes to windows.
2. The registry changes are beyond my capabilities to figure out....
Yes, a new release is a major change under the bonnet, even if it looks the same on the surface. I think you'll find from now on it's just one major change a year though. The second update in any year may be a minor update from now on, as the update from 1903 to 1909 was.
There are enough changes made in the registry to confuse anyone by simply signing out and back in again, so a major update is going to be near-impossible to fathom