Win10 Enterprise Edition 10240 will stop patch update on March 26,

. Microsoft today announced new initiatives for Win10 updates for business users, especially for existing Current Branch for Business (CBB) enterprise users. For the first official version of Win10 10240 (version 1507), enterprise users still have a 60-day transition period, but cumulative patch updates will stop soon.

Maybe ordinary users can't feel it. Most Windows10 PC users have upgraded to Win10 1511 or Win10 first anniversary update (1607 version), but Microsoft is still maintaining the original official version of Win10 1507. The most recent cumulative update push time is January 10.

As of March 26th, Win10 1507 will no longer receive these patch updates, only the official Win10 1511 or Win10 first anniversary update. The Win10 first anniversary update 1607 VLSC version (a large number of authorized services) will be launched on January 26.

In other words, if the Win10 creator updates the VLSC version (possibly later in 2017), then the previous Win10 1511 commercial version will enter a 60-day transition period, and will also end the cumulative update thereafter. stand by.