Microsoft’s mainstream rollout of the next feature update for Windows 10 is continuing to inch closer to the goal line. On March 18, Microsoft officials announced Windows 10 21H1 is now available for “commercial pre-release validation” by business users.
This phase of testing precedes general availability and is meant for businesses who want to get an early jump on checking out the new features and fixes in the coming release. This is for commercial devices only, which Microsoft defines as a PC not running the Home edition of Windows 10; which is managed by an IT admin (via Microsoft Endpoint Manager or third-party MDM tool); or covered by a volume license key, a CommercialID or joined to a domain.
