General Windows Insider Question

Probably a stupid question

I changed to Slow ring for less frequent updates...

Now If I change from active development to skip ahead to the next windows release, what should I expect?

I want as few as possible since i Iike the build I’m on now

** in general whats the difference between all 3 (just fixes, actve dev, or skip)

I want to stay on build 18290 as long as possible lol

Steven Campoli said:

I changed to Slow ring for less frequent updates...
Now If I change from active development to skip ahead to the next windows release, what should I expect?
I want as few as possible since i Iike the build I’m on now.

Skip Ahead is locked to Fast, you cannot change it to Slow. You would get updates more often.



Kari

Steven Campoli said:

Probably a stupid question

I changed to Slow ring for less frequent updates...

Now If I change from active development to skip ahead to the next windows release, what should I expect?

I want as few as possible since i Iike the build I’m on now

** in general whats the difference between all 3 (just fixes, actve dev, or skip)

I want to stay on build 18290 as long as possible lol

@Steven Campoli
If you want to keep 18290 for as long as possible, set it to Slow Ring. Take a look at this MS document on the Flight Hub, and you'll get an idea how often things change between rings.

Flight Hub | Microsoft Docs