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Yeah, but now you could argue with your logic again: They are all called Service Pack and only differ by one number. Your concern regarding googling issues stil
by chrisper 9y ago
Yeah, but now you could argue with your logic again:
They are all called Service Pack and only differ by one number. Your concern regarding googling issues still remains.
Regarding Updates: Why don't you switch to "Current Branch for Business" then?
- jakebasile 9y agoThat's true, but I don't recall having issues searching for specific SPs. A better point could it's easier to understand at a glance which comes later if there's a number in it. - Creators Update - Fall Creators Update Which is first? "Creators Update" doesn't have a modifier, so maybe it came in Spring? But which Spring? Before or after the Fall update? - Service Pack 1 - Service Pack 2 - Service Pack 3 If you can count, you can figure out the order.
- chrisper 9y agoYeah, that's true. I went to the MS ISO Download website and it said "Creators Update." I couldn't tell if that is the new one or the old one.
- WorldMaker 9y agoThey do have Ubuntu-esque numbers as well if you'd prefer to use them. CU was 1703 and FCU is 1709 (AU was 1607, first release of Windows 10 was 1507).
- basch 9y ago1511 the "November Update" similar to Windows 8.1 Update 1, which was a full in place upgrade of Windows, but more like a Day One update to an RTM, 3 months later.
- WorldMaker 9y agoAh yes, I figured I'd forget one. That was all from memory because I looked it up a few weeks ago to elaborate on the distance between Windows 7 and the Fall Creators Update. If you treat all of the in-place upgrades of Windows as semver major, the FCU is very distant from Windows 7 (at least 6 to 8 semver major versions depending on how you count it).
- basch 9y agoWin7 6.1.7600 6.1.7601 Win 8 6.2.9200 6.3.9200 6.3.9600 Win10 10.0.10240 10.0.10586 10.0.14393 10.0.15063 10.0.16299