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Windows 10 21H1 is the first semi-annual feature update that will release during the first half of 2021, but since these rollouts are incremental and are simply known as “Windows 10,” it is difficult to know which version your computer has installed.
Although you won’t find the official name anywhere, every new release of Windows 10 gets assigned a specific version number. In this case, the first major update for 2021 is known as version “21H1,” which reflects the year (21) and part of the year (H2 or half two) to indicate when the feature update will be generally available. If you want to check what version of Windows 10 is installed on your device, you can check this information using the “winver” command and “About” settings page.
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Check whether the Windows 10 21H1 is installed on your device with these steps:
- Open Start on Windows 10.
- Search for
winverand press Enter. - Check if the “About Windows” dialog reads “Version 21H1” and “OS Build 19043.844”.
If the dialog shows “Version 20H2” along with “OS Build 19043.xxx” or a higher build number, then the Windows 10 version 21H1 is installed on the device.
- Check if Windows 10 21H1 is installed with Settings
Confirm the device has the Windows 10 21H1 installed with these steps:
- Open Settings.
- Click on System.
- Click on About.
- Check under the “Windows specifications” section the version field reads “21H1,” and the OS build number reads “19043.844”.
If the “About” page shows the 21H1 number and the build number is equal to or higher than “19043.844,” then you are running Windows 10 version 21H1. Typically, Windows 10 will never install a new version without notifying you. After an upgrade, the system should confirm the setup has been upgraded to a newer version during the first login.
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