Microsoft introduces the next feature update to Windows 10: 21H2

STU9000 said:

Well, support for 21H1 ends in December so hopefully no issues there. But good to know if there is I can revert back.

That's December 2022 not 2021. There is usually18 months support for a version.

STU9000 said:

Thanks. I wanted to give you a rep thanks as acknowledgment that I appreciate your response but I can't find that feature anymore?

No problems. That feature is turned off in News threads.

f14tomcat said:

but it's .000000001 mm shy of the "recommended" CPU, so MS says my $4K rig is a boat anchor. 🐂

So it shut you down like it's a single core from 2004! Or like a Core 2! Ooofff!

Scottyboy99 said:

None of our machines have this. Not insider or anything. Is this available to general public and for some reason not getting pushed yet to my machines or have i interpreted wrong. No desire to be insider or anything, just curious

Many thanks
Wayne

-EDIT- ignore me, I just read the bit in bold and red!!!!! Doh! Broad availability of Windows 10, version 21H2 will begin later in the second half of this calendar year bit.

It's available in the Release Preview Channel only at the moment.

Doesn't the enablement package update regular 19043 installations? 19044 is running trouble-free on my Insider Release Preview machine, so I'm thinking it's as ready for prime time now as it will ever be. After all, it's not as if there are significant differences between it and any Windows build going back to 20H1.

Edit: I'll answer my own question. Yes, the enablement package works on non-Insider versions. I just went to 21H2 on my regular computers. All are working well.

Windows 10 21H2 Enablement Package (KB5003791) msu links

(X64) http://b1.download.windowsupdate.com...9668db4e83.msu
(X86) http://b1.download.windowsupdate.com...1affdc0470.msu
(arm64) http://b1.download.windowsupdate.com...3512ed89f7.msu