You have enable DEFER UPGRADES in Windows Update settings. OS Build version can be verified by running command “winver” under Windows + Run: Semi Annual Channel / CBB (Current Branch for Business)Ĭurrent Branch For Business is NOT and edition or version of Windows 10, instead it is a SETTING in Windows 10. Version can be verified as(you wont be seeing Current Branch written as one can think of), Current latest version of Windows 10 is 1809 with Build number 17763. CB is what all home users get and what most small business corporate Pro users will get. This is the latest version of Windows and is called Current Branch, this version receives all upgrades (new versions) and updates (patches) from Microsoft within a few days of their release. Semi Annual Channel / CB (Current Branch) If you require all the features of Windows 10, you have to switch from LTSC to Semi Annual Channel, you need to use in-place upgrade Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC supports release deployment by using Windows Update, Windows Server Update Services, Configuration Manager, and other configuration management systems: The only supported version for this version is Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC as it is intended to target for Corporate and enterprise user.
Minimum length of servicing lifetime of LTSC is 10 years. Long term Servicing Channel for Windows 10 is exactly similar to old versions of Windows where users receive Security Updates and bug fixes every month but no new features and enhancements will be applicable. Programs like Edge, Cortana, Store, Outlook Mail, Outlook Calendar, OneNote, Weather, News, Sports, Money, Photos, Camera, Music, and Clock. LTSC ( Long Term Servicing Channel) / LTSB (Long Term Servicing Branch) Semi-Annual Channel – Previously known as CBB (Current Branch for Business).Semi-Annual Channel (Targeted) – Previously known as CB (Current Branch).LTSC (Long-Term Servicing Channel) – Previously known as LTSB (Long Term Servicing Branch).There are 3 versions of Windows 10 available in terms of delivering Windows as a service Lets not get confused by versions of Windows 10 (ie Home, Pro, Enterprise etc).
These are the terms used by Microsoft defining Windows as a Service options available for Windows 10. Microsoft has come up with their new concept called “Servicing branch designations” which broadly used for 3 types of servicing branch we are going to discuss now.
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