Some people have less attention span than a fish. I recommend STSC instead of LTSC for them! Short-Term Servicing Channel
LTSC is meant to stay on the major build it was released on, that's the whole purpose of the LONG part of the name. And no official publications what "new features"19045 will have, and nobody noticed them either after applying the 22H2 EP on non LTSC installs either.
Commercial product names means NOTHING. Build numbers means something more. So 10586.x (1511) had significant changes over 10240.xxxxx (1507) and so on. But since 2019 MS started to release fake semiannual updates changing just the last digit of the major number. So 19041.868 (2004) is no different than 19042.868(20H2) or 19043.868 (21H1)... Or at least the differences are minimal, the same differences introduced normally by monthly cumulative updates. That said, not sure about you, but I have yet to encounter a normal user that can tell what's different even comparing 1507 to 22H2...
Not even sure about that. First because on 1507 MS started full steam on telemetry, something that pissed off many big organizations and governments, so MS very likely refined it to behave a little more nicely, over time. Second because, no matter the above, I find hard to believe that telemetry isn't keept in line for all supported systems via the monthly updates
Hallo, i have a question: is it possible to install the Weather Widgets on the LTSC ? , and if possible, how to do it ?
if u are talking about the weather widget that is on taskbar, u can't install it because the product policy says what features u have and do not have. The Weather Widget on taskbar is only on non LTSC windows.
I'm looking for the Italian (not IoT) version, and I would like to add the updates to the iso before installing, any help?
First look at the 4th post above yours and get the base ISO first you will have to look at this post here https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-21h1-2-vb_release.80763/page-16#post-1571109 and as of today also this post https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-hotfix-repository.57050/page-698#post-1749616 use W10UI to help you integrate the updates to the newest ISO
Updading ISOs of XP/7/8.x was (and still is) a great thing to do and a great way to save time. It started to make less sense with W10, but since 1809 or so it is completely pointless for 99.9% of scenarios. So unless you have a REAL REASON, I suggest you to employ better your time.
Thanks, so it's ok to use the LTSC base ISO without the updates, but I'm not quite sure if Windows get better stability/performance after installing all the updates. Usually I let windows updates and defender disabled, just firewall running
I'm afraid you didn't get what I'm saying. I said that updating the ISO is stupid, not the OS. Just install the OS then run WU. To have it updated. It's the PC that is meant to work to simplify your life, not you that have to work to simplify PC's life. Preupdating W7 (for example) makes (a lot of) sense, because the great part of the updates are not cumulative, hence WU takes hours to install a ton of updates over another ton of updates, with many reboots in the middle. If you have 15 PCs pre-updating the W7 ISO spares you dozen of hours of work (and reboots) On the other hand, W10 updates are cumulative, so WU installs a single update (plus sometimes a single .net update), and usually need a single reboot, no matter if your W10 ISO is 2 years old or 30 days old. So where's the gain in pre-updating? In recent W10 is even worse, practically any update installed on top of xxxxx.yyy, first downgrades to xxxxx.1, then upgrades to xxxxx.zzz. In short updating say 19041.1 to 19044.1889 takes less time than going from 19044.1826 (July update) to 19044.1889 (August update). You work an hour or so to complicate the work of WU, not to simplify it.