Windows 10 Enterprise 2016 LTSB

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Windows 10 uses a new approach to providing updates to users. Traditionally Microsoft would release a version of Windows and then provide updates such as security and bug fixes, but not add any major, new functionality. Every few years Microsoft would release a new version of Windows that contains updates and new features but this meant customers would always have to wait years for new functionality. With Windows 10, Microsoft is giving users greater choice in how they receive new features with the introduction of a long-term servicing branch (LTSB) and a current branch (CB) version.

The Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB is similar to how versions are delivered today with a new one delivered every couple of years and in between each new version Microsoft will provide security updates, bug fixes and so on. Alternatively, customers can choose to use the CB method which provides security updates, bug fixes, and new features every few months.

What if I Don’t Want to Automatically Install Updates?

Windows 10 is going to have three broad demarcations of users: consumers, business users and mission-critical business systems. For each type there is something known as a ‘branch’.

Consumers will be subject to the Current Branch (CB) and will receive Windows updates as they are released. Of course, they will have gone through extensive testing via engineering builds, internal testing, early adopters and the Windows Insider program beforehand so several millions of users will already have installed these updates.

Business Users will default to Current Branch but have the option to select Current Branch for Business (CBB). This allows them to defer feature updates for up to eight months after they’re released to the Current Branch. This provides ample time for testing, compatibility work and fixes and just to wait and see how the hundreds of millions of Current Branch users get on with the updates. The updates can be deferred but they will need to be installed within that eight-month time-frame. Organizations will be able to control and manage how updates (including critical and security updates) are deployed using tools such as System Center Configuration Manager, Windows Server Update Services or a new Windows 10 service called Windows Update for Business.

PCs running life-dependent, highly secure or mission-critical systems, for example in a life-support center or a military aerospace controller etc. have the option to deploy point-in-time releases known as Long Term Service Branch. These will not be updated with new features but will have security and critical updates applied, although the organization can manage and control the distribution of these updates. It releases will be supported for at least 5 years (10 years if the customer has software assurance). New long-term servicing branch releases will be made available every two-three years and customers will have the option whether to install them or not.

LTSB Gets Security Updates for 10 Years, Without Feature Updates

Because the LTSB version is designed for stability, it’s updated very differently from other builds of Windows 10. Microsoft will never publish a feature update like the Anniversary Update or November Update for Windows 10 LTSB. These machines will get security and bugfix updates through Windows Update, but that’s it. Even when Microsoft releases a new version of Windows 10 long-term servicing branch with new features, you’ll have to download new Windows 10 long-term servicing branch installation media and install or upgrade from the media. This version will never be automatically updated with new features.

According to official documentation, Microsoft will typically release a new major version of Windows 10 long-term servicing branch every two to three years. That’s what the documentation says, anyway–the current version of Windows 10 long-term servicing branch seems based on the Anniversary Update, so Microsoft is seemingly still changing its plans. You can also choose to skip releases–every version of Windows 10 Enterprise long-term servicing branch will be supported with security and stability updates for ten years, according to Microsoft.

In other words, as Microsoft’s documentation words it, “The long-term servicing branch model prevents Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB devices from receiving the usual feature updates and provides only quality updates to ensure that device security stays up to date.”