But these aren’t like the original Windows SKUs that had a rather cumbersome process to go through to upgrade them, requiring either a full in-place upgrade (going back to the Windows 7 days) or a “transmog” process that could transform to a higher SKU via a process that potentially pulls in additional Windows components (for new features) as part of a relatively-lengthy process that requires a reboot. But on to the real topic: Virtual SKUs.Īs the previous posts discussed, there are a plethora of Windows 10 SKUs, driven primarily by “segmentation of the market” (i.e. The joys of being able to see statistics, and the weirdness of blog readers. This should really be “SKUs, Glorious (Windows) SKUs, part 3” after the previous part 1 and part 2 posts, but for whatever reason multi-part posts don’t get as many views.
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