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How to identify Win 10 LTSB

Posted on 20. February 2016 by David das Neves

Hi,

many people asked me how to identify LTSB versions on computers coming with Win 10 – therefore here is the way to go:

In the WMI-class Win32_OperatingSystem exists a property OperatingSystemSKU. There you will find the information which edition is installed on the computer. The value for LTSB is in hex 7d or in decimal 125.

Best regards,

David

Posted in client | Tagged Win10, WMI

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