Reverting to Windows 10 Home edition

Upgrades haven’t existed since Windows 10.

Again it’s SaaS with a rolling release.

There is no upgrade, there is no need to reinstall and the entire quote is patently false.

It’s intangible and unmeasurable.

It’s simply based on this ancient doctrine and falsehood of days gone by still perpetuated by the likes of such articles and the notions on this very forum.
Whatever gets you through the day.
 
Upgrades haven’t existed since Windows 10.

Again it’s SaaS with a rolling release.

There is no upgrade, there is no need to reinstall and the entire quote is patently false.

It’s intangible and unmeasurable.

It’s simply based on this ancient doctrine and falsehood of days gone by still perpetuated by the likes of such articles and the notions on this very forum.
Really?There is no upgrade......OMG!
 
You go from Version 1507 to 1511 to 1607 to 1703 to 1709 to 1803 to 1809 to 1903 to 1909 to 2004 launching this or next month.

That’s not an upgrade. It’s a simple patch.

You simply let it update and carry on with its life. There is no need for you to intervene or do anything other than restart.
 
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