On 05/04/2020 19:17, Jim Dell wrote:
I am wondering if itβs just my desktop & laptop that are displaying
this anomaly.
When checking the windows version and build number there are multiple
ways to check.
One is modifying the registry by changing the value of
1.Β*Β*Β* HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop PaintDesktopVersion.to 1.
That cause the windows version and build number to be displaying in
the lower right hand screen above the task bar.
On mine is shows 18362_19h1_release 190318-1202
But if I check the version from a command prompt with the command
winver I get
1909 18363.720
And is I check it via Setting System--About I get 1909 18363.720
Why donβt all 3 agree?
Jim
They don't agree because you must have once installed the Insider
version.Β* The registry entries are never wiped clean by the operating
system.Β* People use 3rd party tools such as cCleaner and others but
these are rarely required.
when you do a clean install then you will get all 3 methods tally with
each other.
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Subject: Windows 10 anomaly
Date: Sun, 5 Apr 2020 14:17:09 -0400
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