Hi all, Note: this is the final regular cumulative update announcement for Windows 10 Version 21H1 (build 19043). The next update announcement for 21H1 will be sent in December 2022 when it leaves

I would wait then, it will be there eventually.

No, there are no updates offered. \Mary

Hi, Do you see optional updates when you open Settings/Update and Security/Windows Update? If not, don't worry as Version 21H2 is not offered to you yet. Cheers, Joseph

Wow, thank you for this simple method! Yesterday, for some reason the shift + f10 did not open the context menu when I tried it on the intel graphics button on the status bar and when I googled how to

I also have version 21H1 and says I am up to date. John

Hi, You can turn it off. Make sure your screen is set normal before disabling the hot keys. Go to the desktop. If nothing is selected, move to the next step, if you have something selected, press

Interesting. Mine says version 21h1 and says I am up to date.

The last major thing you should have gotten is build 2 H2. Type into the run dialog winver then press enter. Your screen reader should tell you the build you hve.

There are two ways to do this. Go to the run box by pressing windows key+r, and type winver, and press enter. Press windows key, type winver and press enter.

How can I tell that I have the latest W10 Update? I do not remember getting Updates recently. John

I find it in the action center on my Windows 10 machine. - Brad -

I think it's quicker, to press windows key,start typing: brightness, until you here "change brightness level." Press enter and if all is well, you should here "change brightness for the

If you go to the desktop and press control plus space bar, your screenreader will say something like “no selection”. Now press the application and arrow up to “properties”. There should be

Hi, Is there a way to place an icon for changing the display brightness on the desktop or a shortcut key that will work other than shading with JAWS? Thanks. Vicki

Thank you so much. I appreciate your help. Lynne Moore

You could try going to device manager, expanding your USB controllers, then finding anything labeled root hub. Right-click (applications key or shift+f10), and visit properties. Under properties,

Hi, I had researched this on line and I was told the same thing, but I don’t see any USB settings there. The problem I am having is that I have a USB drive that shuts off about every 10 or 15

Hello, You can do this by going to control panel, going to power plan settings, and find the advanced settings. there should be settings for USB there, if your computer supports and shows that. That

Hello everyone, I hope everyone is having a good morning. I have a Dell laptop runningWindows 10 Home, 16 GB of RAM, Version 21H1, build 19043.1348 with a 64-bit operating system. I wondered if