This means you must be consistently upgrading to stay not only current but also stay on a supported version of Windows. The spring release will be supported for 18 months from the release date whereas the fall release will be supported for 30 months (for Windows 10 Enterprise, Windows 10 Education and Windows 10 IoT Enterprise). Microsoft is now shipping one major upgrade to Windows 10 bi-annually, one in the spring and one in the fall each year. With the Windows 10 release, and moving forward, Microsoft has committed to an entirely different release cycle. Of course, new Windows versions were then released about every 3 to 5 years. From Windows 7 to Windows 8, we saw some significant changes to the feature set of the operating system. Until recently, major feature enhancements to the Windows OS would be released with every new version of Windows, and occasionally through feature packs or service packs.
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