Windows 10: What is the end of life date of LGPO 3.0.200413001?

What is the end of life or end of support date of LGPO 3.0.200413001?

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LGPO-– Local Group Policy Object Utility

Dear Team,

Good Morning!!

Currently I am using LGPO tool for Group Policy Backup and Restore. I need help me on Registry Settings Backup Parameters list.

LGPO tool which Group Policy Settings taking backup, So I need a complete list of Registry Settings which are getting Backed up during Group Policy Backup through LGPO tool.

May I request you to please do the needful.

Awaiting for your valuable response.

Thank you in Advance.

Best Regards,

 

LGPO-– Local Group Policy Object Utility

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



We understand your concern, as you are using LGPO tool for Group Policy Backup and Restore and similarly you are looking for an option/tool that helps in Registry Settings Backup Parameters list.



However, we would suggest you to post your query in
TechNet forums, where we have experts and support professionals who are well
equipped with the knowledge on Registry settings backup parameters to assist you with the appropriate troubleshooting steps.



Aditya Roy

Microsoft Community – Moderator

 

What happens when 1803 reaches end of life date

Unless you've taken steps to block/defer feature and/or quality updates, then by now you should see an 'end of life' warning and a 'Download and install now' option for the Feature Update. I see this in 1803 on my test machine:





Some however are seeing a 'not quite ready...' message (usually due the 3rd-party drivers/software that needs an update).




Device not ready to update to 1903


As the end of life approaches an 'un-tweaked' install of 1803 should be automatically updated to 1903 through Windows Update. This has already started....


Microsoft now auto updating Windows 10 version 1803 and older to 1903

If you have 'tweaked' your system in any way to put off updates, then undo those tweaks now. After clicking 'Check for updates' it should either say 'download and install now' if it passes initial compatibility checks, or 'not quite ready...' if it doesn't.