>>105960147
>I thought ltsc 2021 was last W10?
It is the last W10 LTSC release - officially.
What makes it "LTSC 2022" is that you force-add the 22H2 enablement package, which isn't offered by Windows Update for the EnterpriseS SKU (internal name for Enterprise LTSC)
>both 22H2 and 21H2, from which LTSC 2021 is based on, are derived from the same branch - codenamed Vibranium - which is why they share the same update KBs
>thus upgrades in between releases from Vibranium's 1904x build range are conducted by small-sized "enablement packages"
>checking the CBS .manifest files in the .cab, you'll notice what the package basically does is add a feature configuration override key that controls the 22H2-exclusive features
>(betawiki autists have documented how this feature-locking management works: https://betawiki.net/wiki/Feature_lockout_in_Windows#Windows_10_and_later)
>along with updating HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion (and the EditionVersion subkey) to accordingly change the build and version values, of course