I downloaded and installed the LTSC 2019 trial and was able to install ProPlus, so I'm assuming any new features from that point on won't be applied ?ĭoes this mean OneNote and OneDrive desktop apps won't actually work ? I'm just trying to figure out what the impact will be for our users. Let me know if I missed the mark on your question and I can try again.
There may be the case of enterprise at some level, but I would imagine that most enterprises would go with the semi-annual channel. I generally would see value in LTSC for point of sale system, ATMs, etc - things that would benefit from not having major features added every couple of months, and whose programming is relatively static. So where we made the decision to spend the money to lock in the PC to a specific build of Windows for 10 years, we're now paying again to do the upgrade. NET 4.7, this would require upgrading our robotics to the next version of Windows (LTSC 2016 = 1607). If we have our developers wanting to take advantage of. NET 4.7, only Windows LTSC 2016 is supported". As Microsoft develops newer versions of it's additional programs (.NET Framework, as example), they will come out and say "Starting with. We do this both from the idea that these machines are not desktop workstations, so don't need features added - and it doesn't require us to constantly be in development every time Windows performs a feature update to Windows 10. To my knowledge, LTSC is for users who need a stable Windows version that does not get feature updates, and is guaranteed supported by Microsoft via security updates only for 10 years.Īs an example, internally my users use Windows 10 Enterprise, but as we're an OEM that builds robotics that depend on a Windows PC to operate, we utilize Windows 10 LTSC 2015 (Windows 10 1507). Not entirely following what you're asking.
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