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Which Build is RTM (final not Preview)? Is it out yet? I don''t like Preview's.
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Which Build is RTM (final not Preview)? Is it out yet? I don''t like Preview's.
Is it Preview?26100.1150 is the latest RTM build for the new copilot+ pc's. But you don't need a copliot+ pc to use it.
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Is it Preview?
It's not an insider build.Is it Preview?
Yes and No.Is it Preview?
I don't use the insiders releases either. I hear sometime in the fall of 2024 24H2 gets released. Should be available through Windows Update on compatible systems. Will there be an enablement package like when 22H2 was updated to 23H2? Two of my systems are compatible. I'm on the fence if I want to try it on my 2 unsupported devices.Nope, 24h2 may be released to the masses in Sept. I don't like release previews either. I like letting all the others be the guinea pigs.
No. It will be a full download and upgrade (creating a Windows.old folder) like when 21H2 was updated to 22H2.Will there be an enablement package like when 22H2 was updated to 23H2?
I already have 24H2 running well on some of my unsupported systems. There's a new hardware requirement (a real one that cannot be bypassed). The CPU must support the SSE4.2 instruction set. That only rules out some of the very oldest CPUs though. To check for that, run CPU-Z. There's a Portable version, just download the .zip version from here: CPU-Z | Softwares | CPUIDI'm on the fence if I want to try it on my 2 unsupported devices.
Both of those unsupported systems support the SSE42 instructions. I don't use either of those unsupported systems much, so I may try out 24H2 on one of them and see how it goes. I have 23H2 on one of them and the other one, I went back to Windows 10.I already have 24H2 running well on some of my unsupported systems. There's a new hardware requirement (a real one that cannot be bypassed). The CPU must support the SSE4.2 instruction set. That only rules out some of the very oldest CPUs though. To check for that, run CPU-Z. There's a Portable version, just download the .zip version from here: CPU-Z | Softwares | CPUID
Yes and No.
24H2 build 26100.1150 is the current RTM build for the Copilot+ PCs, all of which run on Snapdragon X processors. 24H2 has not (yet) been launched for x64 based PCs, but the same build 26100.1150 is also available in the Insider Release Preview channel. Those of us who have installed it find that it gets the same updates as the Copilot+ PCs without having to sign in as an Insider, so it behaves as if it is already RTM, even if it hasn't officially been declared as such. It is expected to be released to the General Availability channel (aka RTM) in late September/early October.
I multi-boot using native boot vhdx, so I have it both ways. I can keep their original W10 intact while being able to try any of the Insider builds risk-free.I may try out 24H2 on one of them and see how it goes. I have 23H2 on one of them and the other one, I went back to Windows 10.
Is it out yet?
Yes and No.
24H2 build 26100.1150 is the current RTM build for the Copilot+ PCs, all of which run on Snapdragon X processors. 24H2 has not (yet) been launched for x64 based PCs, but the same build 26100.1150 is also available in the Insider Release Preview channel. Those of us who have installed it find that it gets the same updates as the Copilot+ PCs without having to sign in as an Insider, so it behaves as if it is already RTM, even if it hasn't officially been declared as such. It is expected to be released to the General Availability channel (aka RTM) in late September/early October.
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