CK, thanks, but here's what I get when I go to Settings, Windows Update, Windows Insider Program:
What now? TIA
Build 22000.282 for Beta and Release Channels
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2021-10-15T21:00:08+00:00 Sibro, I really appreciate your help, but I'm afraid your comment about checking the MSA linked to the WIP is a bit too cryptic for me to understand - please pardon my ignorance. I've been doing Windows updates here since Oct. 2014 with no problems so has MS changed something I don't know about? I assume WIP stands for Windows Insider Program, but does MSA stand for MS agreement that we signed up years ago? I was in the DEV channel until Win 11 came out, then MS changed me to the Beta channel. Has something else changed? I didn't get any notice that it had.
I've searched through Settings and I'm sorry to appear so helpless, but I can't find where I look to see what channel I'm in to verify if I'm still in Beta. Help! TIA
Settings, Windows Update, Windows Insider Program,
MSA=Microsoft Account
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2021-10-15T20:54:57+00:00 Sibro, I really appreciate your help, but I'm afraid your comment about checking the MSA linked to the WIP is a bit too cryptic for me to understand - please pardon my ignorance. I've been doing Windows updates here since Oct. 2014 with no problems so has MS changed something I don't know about? I assume WIP stands for Windows Insider Program, but does MSA stand for MS agreement that we signed up years ago? I was in the DEV channel until Win 11 came out, then MS changed me to the Beta channel. Has something else changed? I didn't get any notice that it had.
I've searched through Settings and I'm sorry to appear so helpless, but I can't find where I look to see what channel I'm in to verify if I'm still in Beta. Help! TIA
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Anonymous
2021-10-15T20:40:38+00:00 Beta updated with no issues. I haven't been offered .Net5 Beta either.
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Anonymous
2021-10-15T20:12:15+00:00 Just got 13 apps updates with Build 22000.282.