MS-DEFCON 2: Windows 10 22H2 expected this month

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ISSUE 19.40.1 • 2022-10-06 By Susan Bradley We originally had the impression that Windows 10 and 11 updates would appear simultaneously, but — for thi
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My guess is that October updates will prove more aggressive — at least for Windows 11 22H2.

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One of my computers updated yesterday WIN 11 22H2. Wish me luck. First time to NOT ‘Check for Updates’

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I got a Windows 11 Update 22H2 also yesterday. on a Dell Laptop?  It changed some settings. like let 3rd party apps download!  I shut that off..

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Make your backups now (and tomorrow and the day after tomorrow…) and avoid the rush.

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What?  Could there possibly have been a deal between Microsoft and Spotify to install Spotify when Windows is installed from scratch?  I have set up several laptops from scratch lately with the latest Windows 10, and Spotify rears its head at system startup, asking the user to log in.  This is not an error by Microsoft!  This is intentional and Microsoft needs to be asked why and how this happened, and no excuses.

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As 21H2 is serviced until June next year, I’ll be holding off for a good while.

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same here, I’ll let the dust settle after the ‘beta tester stampede‘
21H2 has been and is working well here, not breaking it with a ‘curiousity killed the cat’ mindset 😛

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All of you getting blindsided by a Windows 11 22H2 update:

What build are you seeing after the update?

Win11 22H2.22621.521
Win11 22H2.22621.608
Something else?

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Didn’t Susan’s Sept 9th email recommend setting the Windows 10 target update 22H1?  Should the target be set for 21H2 or 22H1?

I am currently on Win. 10 21H2, but before allowing the Sept. updates reset my target to 22H1, although the computer stayed on 21H2.  Should I reset my target back to 21H2?

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Susan recommends 21H2 at this time.
There is no 22H1.

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geekdom wrote:

All of you getting blindsided by a Windows 11 22H2 update:

What build are you seeing after the update?

Win11 22H2.22621.521
Win11 22H2.22621.608
Something else?

Win11 22H2 build 22621.525 (KB5019311) if using the “refreshed” or re-released Win11 22H2 ISOs released between Sept. 27 to Sept. 30.

didn’t realize after the Sept. 20 public release of 22H2 for Win11, MS would re-release newer 22H2 ISOs about a week later to fix a crucial setup localization bug for non-english editions

btw, KB5018427 recently came out Tue. Oct. 11 that will update the W11 22H2 build to 22621.674

so far, no official public 22H2 release of Win10 yet

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