Windows 10 new upgrade mechanism explained

Microsoft officially pushed the Threshold 2 (TH2) update to Windows
10 users, which is the legendary November Update. After the update, the system version number will change for the first time, and Build 10240 will become Build 10586.

For this update, many users see it as a Windows 10.1 or Windows 10 SP1 Microsoft seems to say that is wrong.

The previously released version of Windows 10 Build 10240 is already the official version of Windows 10. The new version released this time is just a large-scale integrity update. In the future, Windows 10 will not have RTM or RC. And other concepts, there will be no service pack, Windows 10.1, Windows name will always stay on Windows 10.

In addition, it should be noted that this release of TH2 update, Microsoft will not be forced to pre-install PC manufacturers like the previous SP or Windows 8.1, manufacturers can choose freely in the 10240 and above versions. For them, the stable version is suitable for pre-installation. Anyway, users can update to the official version after receiving the computer
.