Yes that's a thought. I'd never noticed either because I don't pause update on either the Insider Preview or the public build. Thanks for the feedback.

I recently came back to the Dev channel so have been looking over the settings and new items. I don't normally look at pausing updates but notice when I go to Settings > Update and security > Advanced options it only appears to show dates for the next 7 days (Windows 10 Pro) where my public build (Windows 10 Home) has dates for the next 35 days. Has this always been the case for Windows 10 Pro as you can control the settings using Group Policy.? @neilpzz, I never noticed the difference because I rarely use it. Perhaps for Development Insider builds they just limited the number of days given that there is usually a new build every week ?

I have the program Open Shell installed for over a year, to give the Windows 10 Start menu the Windows 7 look. I also have Quick Launch Icons on the bottom left (carriers over as it was on Windows 7 upgrade to Windows 10). All I know is that for the past year I've never had an issue with the Taskbar or the Systray Icons before this current build. I even did uninstall Open Shell so Win 10 would not have any skin and the Taskbar/Systray icons are still having problems. Even tried going back to an older Nvida driver, and then updating to the most current.

I recently came back to the Dev channel so have been looking over the settings and new items. I don't normally look at pausing updates but notice when I go to Settings > Update and security > Advanced options it only appears to show dates for the next 7 days (Windows 10 Pro) where my public build (Windows 10 Home) has dates for the next 35 days. Has this always been the case for Windows 10 Pro as you can control the settings using Group Policy.?

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Neil D 34,285 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2021-05-04T18:42:48+00:00

Yes that's a thought. I'd never noticed either because I don't pause update on either the Insider Preview or the public build.

Thanks for the feedback.
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2021-05-04T17:47:13+00:00

I recently came back to the Dev channel so have been looking over the settings and new items.

I don't normally look at pausing updates but notice when I go to Settings > Update and security > Advanced options it only appears to show dates for the next 7 days (Windows 10 Pro) where my public build (Windows 10 Home) has dates for the next 35 days.

Has this always been the case for Windows 10 Pro as you can control the settings using Group Policy.?

@neilpzz,

I never noticed the difference because I rarely use it.

Perhaps for Development Insider builds they just limited the number of days given that there is usually a new build every week ?
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2021-05-04T17:34:11+00:00

I have the program Open Shell installed for over a year, to give the Windows 10 Start menu the Windows 7 look. I also have Quick Launch Icons on the bottom left (carriers over as it was on Windows 7 upgrade to Windows 10). All I know is that for the past year I've never had an issue with the Taskbar or the Systray Icons before this current build. I even did uninstall Open Shell so Win 10 would not have any skin and the Taskbar/Systray icons are still having problems. Even tried going back to an older Nvida driver, and then updating to the most current.
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Neil D 34,285 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2021-05-04T11:20:17+00:00

I recently came back to the Dev channel so have been looking over the settings and new items.

I don't normally look at pausing updates but notice when I go to Settings > Update and security > Advanced options it only appears to show dates for the next 7 days (Windows 10 Pro) where my public build (Windows 10 Home) has dates for the next 35 days.

Has this always been the case for Windows 10 Pro as you can control the settings using Group Policy.?
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