Windows 10 Anniversary Edition
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Windows 10 Anniversary Edition
I have the Anniversary Edition of Windows 10 installed on my home computer and especially like the changes made to the Start Menu. I was wondering if it's okay to manually upgrade to the Anniversary Edition on the stake and unit computers or will that eventually be pushed out to everyone? Thanks!
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Re: Windows 10 Anniversary Edition
I haven't heard anything. I'd wait. You don't want to charge ahead and suddenly find you're on your own with a compatibility problem.
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Re: Windows 10 Anniversary Edition
I don't know if the Anniversary Edition will be rolled out to the unit computers, but I did notice that the option to 'defer upgrades' is ticked and greyed out. To me that implies, at the moment, that the Church isn't wanting to go down that route.
If you manually upgrade, there's always the possibility that you might break something. Some computers upgraded manually to W10, before the official Church sanction, did have problems. So I would hold fast, until we have a definitive answer.
If you manually upgrade, there's always the possibility that you might break something. Some computers upgraded manually to W10, before the official Church sanction, did have problems. So I would hold fast, until we have a definitive answer.
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Re: Windows 10 Anniversary Edition
Will do. Thanks, everyone for the quick response.
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Re: Windows 10 Anniversary Edition
That's probably a system policy set by CHQ which will allow them to send us updates only after they've been approved by the development team. This is similar to how many large corporations handle updates.Biggles wrote:...but I did notice that the option to 'defer upgrades' is ticked and greyed out.
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