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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I am a participant in the insider program but often I miss changes because they aren't announced well, or I think it's just an issue with my computer (for example the hiding in the gui of the ability to choose semi-annual on a clean install 1803 - I thought that was a byproduct of my beta and didn't give feedback on that because I thought it was me - not that Microsoft had made a change).
Secondly there is an issue with making sure that Microsoft understands that there are others that feel similarly. Is there a better way that many admins - many who participate on the patchmanagement.org listserve can be asked for feedback? Currently if I try to "vote up" an issue, I get the feedback from others that I ask to vote for it that they are not a member of the insider edition - or they are back on a version that doesn't support the feedback app -- or any other myriad of things that block folks from voting up issues relating to patching in the 10 feedback app. I put a link up - they don't have access to it. Is there any better way that feedback on patching can be gathered?