Microsoft's next update is called Windows 10 2004
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sverek
Slowly but surely, M$ is catching up with times.
anticupidon
Yeah, and the reason is they use Internet explorer internally.
Oh, the memes...
fantaskarsef
Yeah... the memes, at first I wondered what win version was released in 2004, turns out none so far...
Still contemplating if keeping win10 over various versions will be the last windows we ever get since... why not name it "windows" only then? 😀
But who cares, build number usually says enough.
Alessio1989
https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/bttf/images/f/fb/1631280-doc_brown_full.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20160410152416
QBI
So why not call it 20H1 and 20H2?
As I understand 03 (or now 04) meant MS trying to launch the update in March, but it always gets delayed until summer anyway.
DLD
"The name and numbering have been slightly altered to prevent confusion...."
Now, this is the JOKE of the YEAR. Hilbert, you are not only the owner and the admin of this excellent site - you are our true Master and Commander!:)
warlord
That info is known for months to us insiders though. 😛
coth
TheDeeGee
It's gonna be the 9th major update?
Any sane person would have just called it Windows 10 Update 9.
barbacot
Let's hope for the best...
https://i.imgur.com/L1uxPtj.png
rl66
rl66
Netherwind
FM57
Windows 10 Try #2004....
Dean_Demon
Windows these days almost feels like the millennium bug
RavenMaster
phoenixdot
Both windows update 1903 and 1909 broke my LAN and NVME drivers, forced to rollback because can't find solution until now...
fry178
@phoenixdot
yes and no.
i had lots of trouble too, after i installed it thru win update.
went back and restored to a previous image, and used the iso to do offline install.
and no problems since and fixed the issues i had (mouse lag/stutter when transferring data over usb, cpu load never dropping below 2% when idle on desktop)
nick0323
Build 20004, or y'all got trolled.
Extraordinary
Or release one update per year and name it as the year it was released...
Windows 10 2020