Windows 10: How to find window 11 and window server 2022 major version and minor version from official...

I found the build version from https://www.anoopcnair.com/windows-11-version-numbers-build-numbers-major/ I'm not sure, are there any Microsoft official websites that have information about the build version number?

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Which version of windows?

That's what I'd suggest. As long as you use a legit key (& no cracks) you can get the ISOs anywhere (MS, a friend, etc)

 

what would be the Major version, Minor version, Architecture values


I downloaded win10 preview and installed on a virtualbox VM running on a Win7 system.
And when i check the Registry entry of Win10 , i see 6.3 as version, but in the screen shot that you provided here it shows 6.4. Which one is correct?
and what would be the Major version, Minor version, Architecture values for the final version of Windows 10 ? Please let us know.





I also wrote a piece of C# code in .NET 4.5 just to display the OS versions.
private
voidbutton1_Click(objectsender,EventArgse)
{
label1.Text =
Environment.OSVersion.Version.Major.ToString();
label2.Text =
Environment.OSVersion.Version.Minor.ToString();
label3.Text =
Environment.OSVersion.Version.MajorRevision.ToString();
label4.Text =
Environment.OSVersion.Version.MinorRevision.ToString();
}
And here is the result that I get on the win10 preview and installed on a virtualbox VM running on a Win7 system





So it looks like there is no consistency. Please let us know Major version, Minor version, Architecture values for the final version of Windows 10

 

Will Windows 8 be as "ready to go" as Win7 was?

If Windows 7 is Windows 6.2, the transistion will be as smooth as Vista to 7 (6.0 to 6.1). Major compatibility issues arise when they jump major version numbers (4.0 to 5.0 to 6.0, for example). I haven't heard anything that would suggest Windows 8 is anything except a minor update to Windows 7.