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For the past several months, I’ve shared for Windows 10 Creators Update (version 1703). We’re now moving from a targeted offering to full availability for all compatible devices running Windows 10 globally via Windows Update. Similarly, our commercial customers should feel confident to deploy this release broadly across their organizations.
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2017/04/11/how-to-get-the-windows-10-creators-update/#kUVOmRx8Lcgaz081.97
Predictable semi-annual release aligned with Office
In response to feedback for a more predictable feature update model, we are moving to a new twice-yearly release cadence called the that replaces the Current Branch (CB) and Current Branch for Business (CBB). As we in April, Windows has aligned with to simplify IT deployment cycles, targeting releases in March and September. Both feature releases will be serviced for 18 months from the date of release. The Creators Update marks the first of our Semi-Annual Channel releases.
Empowering organizations to decide when and how to deploy
The new Semi-Annual Channel update cadence and life cycle model provides commercial customers with greater predictability and simplicity to take advantage of the latest capabilities and integrated security, as quickly as is practical for their organization. This predictable release cycle enables enterprises to plan combined servicing of Windows and Office and create deployment plans tailored to their needs.
Starting with the , IT Pro early adopters can evaluate pre-release builds early and provide feedback across the ecosystem – to us and their IHV/ISV partners – so we can, together as an ecosystem, build reliable, highly productive and secure products and experiences for our customers. When the Semi-Annual Channel feature update is released, organizations can begin targeted deployments to a select group of machines to validate their apps, devices, and infrastructure, prior to beginning a broad deployment at a time that is right for them. For details on Semi-Annual Channel servicing, see our on TechNet.
You’re most secure on the latest version of Windows 10
We are excited to make the Creators Update fully available to all our customers. We also encourage commercial organizations to begin broadly deploying Windows 10, version 1703, if you haven’t already done so. You can verify your system is up to date on the page. We will continue to ensure all eligible devices can now move forward to the Creators Update, if you are having trouble updating your device, see this . Staying up to date on both the latest feature and quality updates assures you of being on the most secure version of Windows 10 ever (version 1703).
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2017/04/11/how-to-get-the-windows-10-creators-update/#kUVOmRx8Lcgaz081.97
Predictable semi-annual release aligned with Office
In response to feedback for a more predictable feature update model, we are moving to a new twice-yearly release cadence called the that replaces the Current Branch (CB) and Current Branch for Business (CBB). As we in April, Windows has aligned with to simplify IT deployment cycles, targeting releases in March and September. Both feature releases will be serviced for 18 months from the date of release. The Creators Update marks the first of our Semi-Annual Channel releases.
Empowering organizations to decide when and how to deploy
The new Semi-Annual Channel update cadence and life cycle model provides commercial customers with greater predictability and simplicity to take advantage of the latest capabilities and integrated security, as quickly as is practical for their organization. This predictable release cycle enables enterprises to plan combined servicing of Windows and Office and create deployment plans tailored to their needs.
Starting with the , IT Pro early adopters can evaluate pre-release builds early and provide feedback across the ecosystem – to us and their IHV/ISV partners – so we can, together as an ecosystem, build reliable, highly productive and secure products and experiences for our customers. When the Semi-Annual Channel feature update is released, organizations can begin targeted deployments to a select group of machines to validate their apps, devices, and infrastructure, prior to beginning a broad deployment at a time that is right for them. For details on Semi-Annual Channel servicing, see our on TechNet.
You’re most secure on the latest version of Windows 10
We are excited to make the Creators Update fully available to all our customers. We also encourage commercial organizations to begin broadly deploying Windows 10, version 1703, if you haven’t already done so. You can verify your system is up to date on the page. We will continue to ensure all eligible devices can now move forward to the Creators Update, if you are having trouble updating your device, see this . Staying up to date on both the latest feature and quality updates assures you of being on the most secure version of Windows 10 ever (version 1703).