Finally, the desktop watermark, that branded all previous builds as preview versions, is missing. Microsoft says they will continue to improve the overall experience of the May 2021 Update on customers’ PCs through our usual servicing. Writing on the Windows Insider blog, Microsoft today announced that Windows 10 Build 19043.928 is the final build for the May 2021 Update. This is the first build that requires testers to confirm the new Microsoft Software license terms (they appear to be sound). Microsoft announce Windows 10 Build 19043.928 as the 21H1 RTM build. Number schemes aside, the build downloads as "TH1 Professional 10240", with TH potentially standing for Threshold, the codename for Windows 10. It's a clever way to express a 10-as in Windows 10-in numbers and it also matches well with Microsoft's tradition to pick special version numbers for its RTM releases. The most curious one is the build number itself: 10240.Īs The Verge points out, 10240 kilobytes equal 10 megabytes provided you calculate with the non-simplified measure of 1024 kilobytes per megabyte. What's the proof for that, what is in the alleged RTM version, and is it ready for its public release? We have investigated the latest Windows 10 Insider Preview build and compiled the evidence. Microsoft just released Windows 10 Build 10240, which is rumored to be the RTM (release to manufacturer) version.
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