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How do I learn the exact version of my Windows 10 installation, including build number, revision number and branch such as 1203.5544 insider / technical - preview / full.

I went to startup and it says about bitness (64 bit) of Windows 10 and not any other information.

Last night I was sleeping while it was updating from Windows 7 to Windows 10. Now its installation is complete, and I need to know which version exactly, so I can further complete any necessary actions to unlock full version if it isn't already opened yet.

All it says on top is Windows 10 Home.

I think I was started with "insider", but now it doesn't write anywhere. What do I do if it's still insider?

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Go to the Run menu by pressing the Windows Key + R together.

In the Run window, type winver.

Hit Enter.

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Raj
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I found this web page that probably has the answer to your question, Windows 10 update history:

If you just want to find the OS name, you can use ver command. Just open command window and execute ver command. But note that this does not show service pack version.

C:\>ver
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
C:\>

As you can see above, ver command just tells you the OS name but not the service pack number you are using. We can find service pack number as well as the OS name using Systeminfo command. But Systeminfo dumps lot of other information also. So we need to use findstr command to filter out unwanted information.

systeminfo | findstr /B /C:"OS Name" /C:"OS Version"
Peter Mortensen
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Gelunox
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Another way using the Windows 10 Cortana Search Function

  1. Press the Windows Key once
  2. Start typing "about"
  3. Press Enter

The Edition, Version, and OS Build will be listed: enter image description here

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