Windows 10 November 2019 Update: we already have a name for the fall update and the possible final Build

For the past Microsoft Event we were waiting for news and in the end we were left wanting to know details about the future fall update. We expected that the 19H2 branch would finally receive a final name and everything indicated that it would be Windows 10 October 2019 Update. Now we know that no, that the update will arrive in November and that will be called Windows 10 November 2019 Update

In the absence of originality in the names (Android has also experienced the same), we already know details about the new great update of Windows 10.And although it will not offer as many changes as the 20H1 branch, it is still a major update. And hBrandon LeBlanc has been in charge of revealing new details

Windows 10 November 2019 Update

The already officially called Windows 10 November 2019 Update is the culmination of dozens of tests carried out with all the compilations released within the Insider Program. Now, LeBlanc himself is the one who has spread the information on the Twitter channel of the Insider Program, announcing Windows 10 1909 will be known as Windows 10 November 2019 Update

And in this sense it has announced the launch of a new Build, compilation that has the version number 18363.418 and that due to its proximity over time, it takes on the role of a possible candidate to be the final version of Windows 10 November 2019 Update.

Build 18363.418 is being tested in the Release Preview ring, so it may be the RTM of the next big Windows update 10, because we still don't know at what point in November they will decide to launch it.

They also indicate that when the time comes, the upcoming update will have the same build number as Windows May 2019 Update. This will move from build 18362.418 to build 18363.418.

We will be attentive to more information that may come to light related to Windows 10 November 2019 Update We are getting closer to being able to know all the details it hides while little by little the 20H1 branch should take its leading role.

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