It goes deeper than that,
It's all about perpetual sales;
sell more modern devices, sell more apps, sell more data, sell more bandwidth, sell more e-media, sell more e-goods and e-services.
Gone are the days when you purchased a Windows and Office DVD and you were set for life!!!
(MS, and others, don't make no money that way!)
That feels tricky to me. I just want them to support versions longer like, for instance Windows 8.1 where you knew how long the machine would be supported from the start.
With Windows 10 the support period is largely based on luck!
It comes down to how long your drivers will be supported or whether W10 will change to break them.
My guess was based on information available (third party sites, nothing from Microsoft), which told me that it is only available since version 1703 (screenshot from http://batcmd.com/windows/10/services/cldflt/):
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Apparently this information is wrong.
Maybe I'm confused, but isn't CU 1703? Or I'm not understanding your question. Sorry.My guess was based on information available (third party sites, nothing from Microsoft), which told me that it is only available since version 1703 (screenshot from http://batcmd.com/windows/10/services/cldflt/):
(Click / tap to enlarge.)
Apparently this information is wrong.
That's interesting CldFlt.sys doesn't seem to be running on my system although it is in the drivers folder.
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