Hellbovine
Well-Known Member
At the very top of the support article there's a small "more" in blue italics. If you click on that it shows the operating systems getting patched.
I'm assuming the reason Windows 10 didn't get a "v2" like Windows 11 did, was because the patch on that OS was minor and didn't require it, but the cynic in me says Microsoft is tired of Windows 10 continuing to dominate the market share, so I think they purposely delay things sometimes in order to encourage migration. It's all about money.
We already saw this in past years, like when things reach EOL and there's no final service pack, rollup, etcetera, and it becomes a pain to manually hunt it all down and integrate everything the proper way. I suspect they will do that with Windows 10 next year, intentionally not releasing an updated ISO that includes all the updates up to the time it went off the shelf.