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Windows 10X build 19599

Windows 10X build 19599 is a build of Windows 10X. It was referenced in the metadata file DeviceInventory.xml from incomplete package sources of build 19601.
== DeviceInventory.xml ==
 <ValuePair>
 <Pair Name="Arch" Value="amd64"/>
 <Pair Name="BuildBranch" Value="rs_fx"/>
 <Pair Name="CompactOS" Value="1"/>
 <Pair Name="FirmwareRevision" Value=""/>
 <Pair Name="FreeDataStorage" Value="243691"/>
 <Pair Name="FreeSystemStorage" Value="42999"/>
 <Pair Name="MobileOperatorDisplayName" Value=""/>
 <Pair Name="MobileOperatorName" Value=""/>
 <Pair Name="MobileStoreVersion" Value="4"/>
 <Pair Name="ModelName" Value=""/>
 <Pair Name="OSVersion" Value="10.0.19599.1003"/>
 <Pair Name="ProcessorArchitecture" Value="AMD64"/>
 <Pair Name="Resolution" Value=""/>
 <Pair Name="SOCVersion" Value=""/>
 <Pair Name="TotalRam" Value="8192"/>
 <Pair Name="TotalStorage" Value="43008"/>
 </ValuePair>
Category:Windows 10X builds
Category:Manganese builds
Windows 10X build 19600

Windows 10X build 19600 is a build of Windows 10X. It was referenced in the metadata file ModernPC_neutral_19600.1000.rs_fx.200331-1530.CompDB.xml from incomplete package sources of build 19601.
== ModernPC_neutral_19600.1000.rs_fx.200331-1530.CompDB.xml ==
<CompDB xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" CreatedDate="2020-04-02T14:43:41.7239332Z" Revision="1" SchemaVersion="1.2" BuildID="93c6bef7-3d78-52fa-8a9d-166480aa4951" BuildInfo="rs_fx.19600.1000.200331-1530" OSVersion="10.0.19600.1000" BuildArch="AMD64" Type="Update" TargetBuildID="5990c694-cc5f-97ed-1123-a4067f2401fe" TargetBuildInfo="rs_fx.19601.1000.200401-1607" TargetOSVersion="10.0.19601.1000" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/embedded/2004/10/ImageUpdate">
Category:Windows 10X builds
Category:Manganese builds
Windows 10X build 19602

Windows 10X build 19602 is an internal build of Windows 10X which aims towards Surface Neo EV3.0 prototypes. A rebuilt set of package sources of this build was shared publicly on 25 August 2024 alongside builds 18875 and 19541. This build can be composed using ImageApp and run on Hyper-V.
== Gallery ==
Windows 10X-10.0.19602.1000-Developer Menu.png|Developer-specific controls
10X-19602_StartMenu.png|Start menu with tag in upper left corner
Category:Windows 10X builds
Category:Manganese builds
Windows 10X build 20277

Windows 10X build 20277 is a build of Windows 10X. It was referenced in the metafile ModernPC_neutral_Forward_20277.1001.fe_release_10x.201207-1843.CompDB.xml from the UUP files of build 20279.1002.
== ModernPC_neutral_Forward_20277.1001.fe_release_10x.201207-1843.CompDB.xml ==
<CompDB xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" CreatedDate="2020-12-15T09:35:44.3489166Z" Revision="1" SchemaVersion="1.2" BuildID="668d323d-37b6-74be-de60-eae9491631ae" BuildInfo="fe_release_10x.20277.1001.201207-1843" OSVersion="10.0.20277.1001" BuildArch="AMD64" Type="Update" Name="Update~amd64~ModernPC~~~Diff~20277.1001.fe_release_10x.201207-1843" TargetBuildID="42bb36b7-9aee-f77e-289a-158efbe711a3" TargetBuildInfo="fe_release_10x.20279.1002.201214-1532" TargetOSVersion="10.0.20279.1002" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/embedded/2004/10/ImageUpdate">
Category:Windows 10X builds
Category:Iron builds
Windows 10X build 20278

Windows 10X build 20278 is a build of Windows 10X. It was referenced in the metafile ModernPC_neutral_Forward_20278.1001.fe_release_10x.201208-1905.CompDB.xml from the UUP files of build 20279.1002.
== ModernPC_neutral_Forward_20278.1001.fe_release_10x.201208-1905.CompDB.xml ==
<CompDB xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" CreatedDate="2020-12-15T09:35:33.0677519Z" Revision="1" SchemaVersion="1.2" BuildID="5d410567-fed2-c21a-d73f-7ee1a60c8a48" BuildInfo="fe_release_10x.20278.1001.201208-1905" OSVersion="10.0.20278.1001" BuildArch="AMD64" Type="Update" Name="Update~amd64~ModernPC~~~Diff~20278.1001.fe_release_10x.201208-1905" TargetBuildID="42bb36b7-9aee-f77e-289a-158efbe711a3" TargetBuildInfo="fe_release_10x.20279.1002.201214-1532" TargetOSVersion="10.0.20279.1002" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/embedded/2004/10/ImageUpdate">
Category:Windows 10X builds
Category:Iron builds
Windows 10X build 20279.1000

Windows 10X build 20279 is a build of Windows 10X. It was referenced in the metafile ModernPC_neutral_Forward_20279.1000.fe_release_10x.201209-1334.CompDB.xml from the UUP files of build 20279.1002.
== ModernPC_neutral_Forward_20279.1000.fe_release_10x.201209-1334.CompDB.xml ==
<CompDB xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" CreatedDate="2020-12-15T09:35:26.1146817Z" Revision="1" SchemaVersion="1.2" BuildID="ac6a78e4-8179-a26f-ca49-2ce4a0c3c26b" BuildInfo="fe_release_10x.20279.1000.201209-1334" OSVersion="10.0.20279.1000" BuildArch="AMD64" Type="Update" Name="Update~amd64~ModernPC~~~Diff~20279.1000.fe_release_10x.201209-1334" TargetBuildID="42bb36b7-9aee-f77e-289a-158efbe711a3" TargetBuildInfo="fe_release_10x.20279.1002.201214-1532" TargetOSVersion="10.0.20279.1002" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/embedded/2004/10/ImageUpdate">
Category:Windows 10X builds
Category:Iron builds
Windows 10X build 20279.1002

Windows 10X build 20279.1002 is an RTM candidate build of Windows 10X released on 14 January 2021. The build was later withdrawn as Microsoft tested builds 20280https://twitter.com/zacbowden/status/1347457866479906817 and 20281https://twitter.com/ALumia_Italia/status/1349450683238539276 afterwards. This is currently the last publicly available build of the operating system before its cancellation in May 2021.Bowden, Zac. Windows 10X is on ice as Microsoft focuses efforts on rejuvenating Windows 10 desktop instead, Windows Central. 7 May 2021. This release of Windows 10X can be composed using ImageApp and run on Hyper-V.
The package files for the build were removed from Windows Update on 18 May 2021.
Category:Iron builds
== Gallery ==
File:19587 10XBoot.png|Boot screen
File:Win10X 20279OOBE.png|OOBE
File:Windows10X-20279-Start.png|Start menu
File:20279 ActionCenter.png|Action center
File:20279 PowerOptions.png|Power options
File:Win10X ARM64 on QEMU for M1 Mac.jpg|Windows 10X ARM64 running on QEMU on an Apple Silicon mac
== References ==
Category:Windows 10X builds
Windows 10X build 20280

Windows 10X build 20280 is an unconfirmed build of Windows 10X. It was mentioned in a tweet by Zac Bowden on 8 January 2021, with the possible cause for the build's existence being a breaking bug in build 20279.https://twitter.com/zacbowden/status/1347457866479906817 It has never received a public release, and all self-hosting efforts of Windows 10X were later terminated in February 2021 in order to focus on Windows 11 instead.Bowden, Zac. Windows 10X is on ice as Microsoft focuses efforts on rejuvenating Windows 10 desktop instead, Windows Central. 7 May 2021.
Category:Iron builds
==References==
Category:Windows 10X builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 10 2022 Update

Windows 10 2022 Update (also known as version 22H2) is the last feature update to Windows 10, which was released on 18 October 2022.Cable, John. How to get the Windows 10 2022 Update, Windows Experience Blog. 18 October 2022. It is the only version of Windows 10 to be released under the new annual release cadence, which was introduced in 2021 after the release of Windows 11. On 27 April 2023, it was announced that this version would be the last version of Windows 10 overall and it would remain supported until 14 October 2025.Leznek, Jason. Windows client roadmap update, Windows IT Pro Blog. 27 April 2023. An Extended Security Update service was announced in December 2023, allowing enrolled organizations to receive security updates for a yearly fee up to 10 October 2028.https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-it-pro-blog/plan-for-windows-10-eos-with-windows-11-windows-365-and-esu/ba-p/4000414
Upon release, this version was accidentally pushed to users on the Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC), which normally does not receive feature updates. However, downloading and installing it does nothing.https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10LTSC/comments/y7ka3n/22h2_microsoft_are_you_drunk/https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/windows-10-22h2-is-out-along-with-moments-for-windows-11/#post-2489961
== List of known builds ==
=== Pre-Release Preview ===
=== Release Preview ===
=== RTM ===
=== Updates ===
== References ==
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Windows 10 Anniversary Update

Windows 10 Anniversary Update (version 1607, codenamed Redstone 1) is a major update for Windows 10, which was released to the public on 2 August 2016.
It introduces many quality of life improvements throughout the operating system, like a more stable OneCore codebase, significant overhaul to the UX in the Start menu and the Settings app, major application updates and so on.
== New features and changes ==
* The Start menu is significantly redesigned which replaces the separate "All Apps" button with a full list of installed applications on the left side.
* Added Active Hours to Windows Update. This feature allows users to set the time that the user typically uses the system so that Windows will not reboot the system to install updates at the set time the user selected.
* A QR code is now present on the blue screen of death.
* Windows Subsystem for Linux debuts as beta.
* Updated the UAC and Credential prompts to be consistent with the UI.
** The old Windows 8-like UAC prompt can be enabled by using a registry tweak.
* The Settings app received huge overhauls and updates.
* Updates to Cortana.
* Improvements to Tablet Mode.
* Added Windows Ink Workspace, a workspace environment for pen users.
* Updates to the Lock Screen.
* Improvements to the Command Prompt.
* Added dark mode for UWP apps.
* Updates to Microsoft Edge.
* Added the Connect app. 
* The Sticky Notes app received a major overhaul. It is now based on UWP and added integration with Cortana and uses a new note filetype rather than the old .snt filetype. 
* Added the ability to sign in using a PIN.
* Added Quick Assist, a modern replacement for Remote Assistance.
* This version drops support for some Intel Atom SoCs. Exclusively for computers using those CPUs, Microsoft extended the support lifecycle to 2023, the same date when support for Windows 8.1 ended.
=== Removed features ===
* The generic Search experience that was shown if the user did not activate Cortana was removed. The offline search experience now uses Cortana branding.
* Web searches through the search box can no longer be executed by any other web browser or search engine.
* The Exit Windows, Windows Logoff and Windows Login sounds were hidden from the Sounds event list.
* Certain features related to embedded advertising can no longer be disabled in any SKUs other than the Enterprise and Education editions of Windows 10.
* Windows Journal was removed in favor of OneNote.
* Wi-Fi Sense was removed.
* Support for AGP video cards was removed.
* The ability to change the screen resolution in the legacy Display control panel applet was removed.
* Support for skipping BCD settings using boot.ini was removed from Windows Boot Manager.
== List of known builds ==
=== Pre-Insider Preview ===
=== Insider Preview ===
=== RTM ===
=== Post-RTM ===
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Windows 10 April 2018 Update

Windows 10 April 2018 Update (also known as version 1803 or Redstone 4) is an update for Windows 10, which was released on 30 April 2018.
It is the first Windows feature update to use the month and year naming scheme for the official update name after previous updates used descriptive names such as November Update, Anniversary Update, Creators Update and the Fall Creators Update. This naming scheme would be in use until Windows 10 November 2021 Update, as Microsoft switched the official naming scheme for future Windows feature updates starting with Windows 11 2022 Update and Windows 10 2022 Update as the operating system switched to an annual release cadence starting with the release of Windows 11.
== New features and changes ==
* Added Timeline. As part of this change, the icon for the Task View button has changed.
* Added Nearby Sharing.
* Added Diagnostic Data Viewer.
* Added ability to quickly pair Bluetooth devices.
* Added support for Hygon Dhyana SoCs.
* Improvements to the update process.
* Fonts can now be managed in Settings.
* Updates to Microsoft Edge.
* The legacy Windows Store app has been replaced with the newer Microsoft Store app.
* Updates to Cortana.
* Improvements to My People.
* Updates to Settings app and added and redesigned several new pages.
* Added built-in support for viewing images in the "High Efficiency Image Format" (HEIF).
* Numerous changes and improvements to the UI and built-in apps.
* The Microsoft Edge shortcut is now installed to the desktop by default.
== Removed features ==
* The HomeGroup networking feature was removed.
* The Games Explorer was completely removed after being hidden from the UI since Windows 8.
* All references to Groove Music Pass were removed due to the service being discontinued in December 2017.
* XPS Viewer is no longer installed by default on clean installations. It can still be re-added through the optional features page in Settings.
* The Languages applet in Control Panel was hidden with all of its settings being moved to the Settings app.
* Interactive Service Detection was removed.
== List of known builds ==
=== Insider Preview (rs_prerelease branch) ===
 
=== Insider Preview (rs4_release branch) ===
=== RTM ===
=== Post-RTM ===
== References ==
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Windows 10 Fall Creators Update

Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (also known as version 1709 or Redstone 3) is an update for Windows 10, which was released on 17 October 2017.
It is the first client version of Windows to support the ARM64 architecture. 
It is the first version of Windows 10 where flight-signed binaries are not considered invalid past the end-entity certificate expiration date without a signed Secure Boot policy containing a configuration that allows them.
== New features and changes ==
* Added OneDrive Files on Demand.
* A new design language called Fluent Design System was added. It incorporates more light, depth, motion, scale, and transparency.
* Improvements to Inking and Handwriting.
* Added My People to the taskbar.
* Task Manager can now show GPU resource usage alongside CPU, memory, disk, and network resource usage.
* The Touch Keyboard is completely rebuilt on WordFlow and SwiftKey technologies.
* Updates to Microsoft Edge.
* Updates to Cortana. The Cortana settings have been moved to a dedicated Settings page.
* Added Power Throttling.
* Added support for Motion Controllers in Windows Mixed Reality.
* Added new security features.
* Added ability to send links from a phone to a PC.
* Privacy changes.
*Removed SAM Lock Tool (SYSKEY.EXE).
*3D Builder is no longer installed by default in clean installations.
*SMB1 is disabled by default.
*Leftover Help and Support Center articles have been removed.
*Windows Mail leftovers have been cleaned up.
*The address used by Windows Media Player's metadata lookup function has been updated.
== Leftovers ==
=== Default Programs control panel ===
Starting from this version, all links except for AutoPlay in the Default Programs control panel redirect to Settings. However, in this version the old control panel UIs are still present and can be accessed with the following commands:
* Set your default programs: explorer shell:::{17cd9488-1228-4b2f-88ce-4298e93e0966} -Microsoft.DefaultPrograms\pageDefaultProgram
* Associate a file type or protocol with a program: explorer.exe shell:::{17cd9488-1228-4b2f-88ce-4298e93e0966}\pageFileAssoc
* Set program access and computer defaults: ComputerDefaults.exe
==List of known builds==
=== Pre-Insider Preview ===
=== Insider Preview (rs_prerelease branch) ===
===Insider Preview (rs3_release branch)===
===Pre-RTM===
===RTM===
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Windows 10 IoT Core

Windows 10 IoT Core (codenamed Athens) is a compact version of Windows 10 designed for smaller devices. The abbreviation IoT stands for Internet of Things.
==List of known builds==
===Threshold 1===
===Threshold 2===
===Redstone 1===
===Redstone 2===
===Redstone 3===
===Redstone 4===
===Redstone 5===
==== Updates ====
=== Vibranium ===
Windows 10 IoT Core build 16353

Windows 10 IoT Core build 16353 is an unconfirmed build of Windows 10 IoT Core. It was mentioned in a Pastebin file.Pastebin. Archived from the original on 28 September 2021. However, the authenticity of this file has yet to be verified.
dism /apply-image /imagefile:\\winbuilds\release\RS_IOT_FULL\16353.1002.170828-1700\woafre\Images\IoTUAP\Sabre_1024x768\ProductionTest\en-us\Flash.ffu /applydrive:\\.\PhysicalDriveX /skipPlatformCheck
== References ==
Category:Windows 10 IoT Core builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Windows 10 IoT Core build 17763.107

Windows 10 IoT Core build 17763.107 is an update of build 17763.1. It was released for the Raspberry Pi 2/3 series, DragonBoard 410c and MinnowBoard MAX devices.
== Gallery ==
=== Out-of-box experience ===
File:Windows10IoTCore-10.0.17763.107-OOBEWelcome.png|First boot
File:Windows10IoTCore-10.0.17763.107-OOBERegional.png|Regional settings
File:Windows10IoTCore-10.0.17763.107-OOBEDiagnostic.png|Diagnostic data
File:Windows10IoTCore-10.0.17763.107-OOBEPrivacy.png|Privacy settings
=== Interface ===
File:Win8boot.png|Boot screen
File:Windows10IoTCore-10.0.17763.107-CommandPrompt.png|Command Prompt
File:Windows10IoTCore-10.0.17763.107-StartScreen.png|Start screen
File:Windows10IoTCore-10.0.17763.107-Settings.png|Settings page
Category:Windows 10 IoT Core builds
Windows 10 IoT Core build 18941

Windows 10 IoT Core build 18941 is a Vibranium-based build of Windows 10 IoT Core. The Minnowboard MAX version of this build was shared on 16 November 2024.
== Gallery ==
Win10IoT-Vb-18941-OOBE.png|Out-of-box experience
File:Win8boot.png|Boot screen
Win10IoT-Vb-18941-CMD.png|Command Prompt
Win10IoT-Vb-18941-Start.png|Start screen
Win10IoT-Vb-18941-Settings.png|Settings page
Category:Windows 10 IoT Core builds
Windows 10 IoT Core build 18985

Windows 10 IoT Core build 18985 is a Vibranium-based build of Windows 10 IoT Core. The Minnowboard MAX version of this build was shared on 16 November 2024.
== Gallery ==
Win10IoT-Vb-18985-OOBE.png|Out-of-box experience
File:Win8boot.png|Boot screen
Win10IoT-Vb-18985-CMD.png|Command Prompt
Win10IoT-Vb-18985-Start.png|Start screen
Win10IoT-Vb-18985-Settings.png|Settings page
Category:Windows 10 IoT Core builds
Windows 10 May 2021 Update

Windows 10 May 2021 Update (also known as version 21H1) is an update to Windows 10 which was released on 18 May 2021.Cable, John. How to get the Windows 10 May 2021 Update, Windows Experience Blog. 18 May 2021.
== New features and changes ==
* Multi-camera support for Windows Hello has been added.
* The legacy UWP-based Microsoft Edge application has been removed. 
* Performance of Windows Defender Application Guard and WMI Group Policy Service has been improved.
== List of known builds ==
=== Pre-Beta ===
=== Beta Channel ===
=== Release Preview ===
===RTM===
=== GA Escrow ===
=== General availability ===
=== Updates ===
==External links==
* What's new in Windows 10, version 21H1 for IT Pros, Microsoft Learn. 27 February 2023.
== References ==
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Windows 10 Mobile

Windows 10 Mobile is a phone-oriented version of the Windows 10 family of operating systems, which was released on 16 November 2015 coinciding with the launch of the Lumia 950https://www.zdnet.com/article/at-t-to-start-selling-microsoft-lumia-950-on-november-17/ and the Lumia 950 XL.
It is the last release of the Windows Phone operating system family, as Microsoft ceased development of the operating system in October 2017 due to diminishing interest and application development for the platform and instead began to prioritize in software development and integrations with competing mobile operating systems. 
On 21 December 2018, Microsoft announced that support for Windows 10 Mobile would cease on 10 December 2019,Support ending for Windows 10 Mobile in 2019, Microsoft Learn. Retrieved 16 June 2022. although it was later extended to 14 January 2020.
== Update system ==
Windows 10 Mobile updates were distributed via Windows Update as cabinet packages using the following suffixes:
* .spkg, .spku and .spkr - old Windows Phone 8-style SPKG update delivery method, used to facilitate upgrades for devices that originally ran Windows Phone 8.1 to Windows 10 Mobile, although most builds actually require Windows Phone 8.1 Update 2 to be installed on the device before doing so;
* .cbs, .cbsu and .cbsr - utilizes the modern Windows component-based servicing stack (CBS) to install feature updates and optional components on-demand
Most internal Windows 10 Mobile self-hosting builds were released to beta testers through the public Windows Update infrastructure, although only if the host device had a specific "super secret registry key" (SSRK) installed. Some builds (such as build 11069) additionally depend on the presence of the Microsoft.Tools.StudyID1510 feature to install. If a build is pushed to a device without it installed, the servicing stack will fail to process the update due to failing dependency checks.
==List of versions==
Name 	Version	Codename 	OS build no.	Release date	Support end date	Notes
Windows 10 Mobile 	 	Threshold 1	10240 	 	 	Skipped due to multiple factors
Windows 10 Mobile November Update 	1511 	Threshold 2	10586 	 	 	
Windows 10 Mobile Anniversary Update 	1607 	Redstone 1 	14393 	 	 	
Windows 10 Mobile Creators Update 	1703 	Redstone 2 	15063 	 	 	
Windows 10 Mobile Fall Creators Update	1709 	Feature 2 	15254 	 	 	Minor update forked from Redstone 2 codebase
==References==
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