In recent months, Microsoft has been developing the next Windows 10 feature update, the next update after the May 2020 Update.
So today Microsoft released the next update of its operating system. On the other hand, it also changes the way it defines new versions of Windows 10, so instead of being the version 2009 or 2010, Microsoft calls it a release 20:2 am, and a friendlier name is the October 2020 Update. 
Windows 10 in the 20H2 version is a relatively small feature update, as was the 1909 version last year. If you are running the 2004 version, this update will come as an activation package, essentially converting some features that have already been enabled in the 2004 version but are disabled.
For this reason the users in the 20H2 version they receive the same monthly cumulative updates as in the 2004 version.
Let's mention that Microsoft has been testing Windows 10 20H2 since June. Of course that doesn't mean they won't show up problems, so it would be a good idea to wait a while before upgrading your system.
Download the new Windows media creation tool
or those of you on the May 2020 Update look for the update through Windows Update (control for updates).
