Or unless MS decide to only fully support it on Win11 and above, then everyone will need to upgradeĮdit: scratch that, DS is supported on 1909 and up so if LTSC is 21H2 then you're okay. It's highly unlikely you'll be able to get that on LTSC until a new release. One new thing up and coming might be DirectStorage support for Win10. Granted there aren't many new shiny stuff all the time but you may miss things if for example have a three year gap like v1809 to 21H2 LTSC So yes, if you do decide to run LTSC for it's intended lifecycle then you may encounter issues when you don't receive feature updates after a few years. You could possibly enable/hack experimental support in 1709/1803 but that's not exactly an official release. There were a few posts going around of users on LTSC 2016 (v1607) unable to use the features and needing to update. For more detailed information, you can refer to below article. So, Windows 10 Enterprise 2019 LTSC VS Windows 10 ioT Enterprise 2019 LTSC, no difference. The IoT is just a marketing spin to align with IoT Mobile and IoT Core. Your install in 2021 may be v1809 or 21H2 but regardless would have supported it. Windows 10 IoT Enterprise is Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC. Click to expand.It is an old thread, and with the context that I said 'somewhat recent' back then, a quick google comes up with raytracing features only officially available post v1809 which would be LTSC 2018/2019.
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