Yeah, one would think it should.
Absent and Vanishing 2004 in Windows Update
Go to page two and check my #'s 13 and 14. Then #12 for more info in reply to Bree's #11.
These are just reports on Windows Update behavior. For all I care, my ASRock can remain with 1909 until May 5 next year, at which time I'll do a 22H1 in-place. Maybe.
Cheers.
The only way I could find to update my 1909 to 20H2 was to go to the Microsoft link - https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/soft...load/windows10
Clicking Update simply puts Windows 10 Update Assistant on your desktop. Click Update Now and the download starts.
Updating Windows 1909 to 20H2 is now up to you. Click the WUA icon on your desktop and it will ask you if you wish to update now - click Restart and the update will start or click Update Later if you wish.
It takes a very long time to download the 20H2/2004 update, it took me 5.1/2 hours, but you can keep on working while it is downloading, then you can Restart the WUA to commence the 20H2 update whenever you wish.
The actual Windows updating of my PC took just over 2 hours (they say 90 minutes or less), but it went like a dream with no problems at all - I am now on 20H2 and everything is as it was and working perfect.
I thank all posters who said that this was the way to go - it was - a perfect success.
I did have to do an Upgrade on 2 Notebooks, one from Version 1803 and the other from Version1809, they both went to Version 1909 then to Version 2004 and finally to Version 2009/20H2. It was an afternoon well spent. I didn't have to do all the Build updates until finally getting the current Version which ended up with Build 19042.804. There are times when skipping Upgrades and Updates cause a "catching up".
Berton,
Here's an updated version of the batch file you show in blue on the right-hand side. This version recognises and copes with the new version numbering scheme [20H2 rather than 2009].
ReportOSVersion.bat
All the best,
Denis
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