When we first released Windows 10 in July 2015, we tried to explain the process by which servicing worked in what became known as the Current Branch/Current Branch for Business, or CB/CBB. As part of...
Updated May 31, 2018
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Hi Susan
Yes, we will continue to support deferrals. The work we are doing is to simply the configuration and management of the deferral and update process reflecting the one release. I don't have details that are ready to share today, but if you would like early access when we are ready, participate in the Windows Insiders Preview program and give us your feedback.
Mr Master
Appreciate the feedback. I agree there was confusion with SAC an SAC-T, and happy to hear from Jim Kerr's feedback this post help clarify and make sense of things.
Hi Ian
IT pros in the enterprise space mostly are self managing the updates, using tools like SCCM/Intune, and SAC-T/SAC has zero impact today and going forward. They make the call when to update devices, but they were the ones expressing confusion of there be separate releases. Unless you use WuFB/deferrals today, CB/CB , SAC-T/SAC has no impact on when your device was serviced.
I will take your feedback to make sure this clarification gets broader publishing.
John