Windows 10 Insider Preview Slow Build 18362.10014 & 18362.10015 (19H2) Insider

DooGie said:

An interesting write up here on the progresss of 19H2.

That's a list of fixes and improvements in latest update for 19H1 (1903), nothing to do with 19H2 (1909).

DooGie said:

Thanks for the reply Kari but that article does have a lot to do with 19H2. Just because the build number says 1903 not 1909 means nothing at this stage. Also there are several different versions around depending whether tou are on the RP Ring or Slow Ring, I'm on the Slow Ring on version 19H2 and winver shows :-

Doogie, I do not want to argue with you, but the article you linked to has absolutely, profoundly nothing to do with 19H2. It simple told about changes / bugfixes / improvements in latest cumulative update for latest general availability, public release of Windows 10 version 19H1 / 1903.

Article tells / says nothing about future version 19H2 / 1909. Absolutely nothing.
It's just that simple.

Kari

Kari said:

That's a list of fixes and improvements in latest update for 19H1 (1903), nothing to do with 19H2 (1909).




Doogie, I do not want to argue with you, but the article you linked to has absolutely, profoundly nothing to do with 19H2. It simple told about changes / bugfixes / improvements in latest cumulative update for version 19H1 / 1903.

It's just that simple.

Kari

I agree with you on that Kari, I'm definitely not looking for an argument

DooGie said:

I agree with you on that Kari, I'm definitely not looking for an argument

Please read that article again. Quoting it:

If you're on the Windows 10 May 2019 Update, or version 1903, in the production ring, you'll get KB4512941, bringing the build number to 18362.329. You can manually download it here, and these are the highlights:

Microsoft releases Windows 10 build 18362.329 to production - here's what's new - Neowin

The article then lists the updates it brings to current version 19H1 / 1903, also known as May 2019 Update. Please show me one sentence in that article that in even remotely tells something new about version 19H2.

It is important to post links and information like that, thanks for posting it, but it's not OK to claim they contain information they simply do not contain, wrong to say they tell something they do not.

Kari

@Kari

You wanted "proof"

Yesterday, Microsoft released Windows 10 builds 18362.329 and 18363.329 to the Release Preview ring, explaining that there's a separate package for the 19H2 build and that the actual update packages are the same. Today, that build has been released to production, although obviously only the 1903 version.

Source: Microsoft releases Windows 10 build 18362.329 to production - here's what's new - Neowin

slicendice said:

You wanted "proof"

I still fail to see how the linked articles would give "an interesting write up on the progress of 19H2". (I promise, this is my last comment of this topic).

Kari

Kari said:

I still fail to see how the linked articles would give "an interesting write up on the progress of 19H2". (I promise, this is my last comment of this topic).

Kari

Yes, you're right that there's nothing interesting for 19H2 there that would give some new and unique information since we already got all fixes for 1903.

As a matter of fact, is there any info, anywhere, that tells anything new and interesting about that upcoming build at all? As of right now the only difference I see is the build number. I haven't been looking that hard though.

Kari said:

I still fail to see how the linked articles would give "an interesting write up on the progress of 19H2". (I promise, this is my last comment of this topic).

Kari

In the end, you are both sort of right. MS in their usual style cannot explain clearly.

There are now two version of RP - one contains all the normal cumulative fxes up to 18362.395, and the other contains additional developments beyond .395 (pre-release 19H2) but that version is only released randomly to 10% of users.

So article is predominantly focussed on 19h1 .395 but OF COURSE, all the changes ALSO exist in the 19H2 version but article does not cover the additional changes.

In the end, it is all semantics.

jimbo45 said:

Hi folks
what injects even more obfuscation into this whole mess is the 18363 build too !!!

What was wring with having slow, fast,and skippy all on separate rings - and surely before any thought of 19H2 for production that should only be on the skippy and then move through the process to fast, slow and finally RP / geneeral availabilty.

having bits and pieces all over the place makes me wonder how there's any serious teamwork or logic behind Windows any more -- seems like loads of different project leaders all doing their own things --total chaos and confusion and doesn't augur well for decent future stability in new builds.

Cheers
jimbo

18363 was a test of the upgrade process to 19H2 it has no 19H2 features.

Heads up @Brink. New CU 18362.10019.