So how do we separate Windows 10 questions? This same question can be applied to the next updates Windows Anniversary Edition in 2016. So although these updates are 'required' there is still a legitimate need to separate questions even if we are only applying these changes to old questions asked before these updates are released.

It will be possible to defer Windows Anniversary Edition and Threshold 2 for a period of time on Windows 10 Professional and Windows 10 Enterprise installation. So any answers to questions about Microsoft Edge today might not apply to a user running Windows 10 Windows Anniversary Edition in a year. I feel this is an important to decide, because when the next update, Windows Anniversary Edition is released Microsoft Edge will support extensions. In the end there are several major and minor things that make these two builds different enough that warrant separate tags. There are some other generic improvements that also come with Threshold 2. An example of this would be installing Windows 10 with a Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 8.1 license key. Some of those things are not possible in build 10240 (Threshold 1). Threshold 2 bring several specific enhancements to Windows 10. The current release is the Threshold 2 build. So the release of Windows 10 on July 29th 2015 was known as Threshold 1.

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