I am just about to run up a PoC of this and was going to use a Windows 10 license. I just started to review the documentation again and found that the newest supported version of Win 10 is 20H2 and earlier. I have run up to latest, 21H2. So should I blow it away and find a ISO that is before 21H2 to build a new Windows 10 PC? Or is it just that the documentation has not been updated to show support for 21H2?
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Re: Windows 10 supported versions
Brad, I believe it is 21H2 to be honest, but I just asked to verify it just to be sure. I doubt 20H2 is actually correct at this point in time
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Thanks Mike. I look forward to hearing back from you.
Cheers,
Brad.
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Brad.
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Re: Windows 10 supported versions
Hi Brad,
21H2 is supported; we'll update the documentation accordingly. Thank you for noticing!
21H2 is supported; we'll update the documentation accordingly. Thank you for noticing!
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