The latter is defined as systems joined to an Active Directory (AD) or Azure Active Directory (AAD) domain, those updated using WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) or WUfB (Windows Update for Business), and those administered using tools like Intune and SCCM (System Center Configuration Manager).

Not auto-download-and-install Edge to PCs running Windows 10 Home or Windows 10 Pro if that machine is managed by IT.Not auto-download-and-install Edge to PCs running Windows 10 Enterprise, Windows 10 Education or Windows 10 Workstation Pro.From those documents, it was clear that Microsoft's original plans, first revealed in January, have not changed. The trio of support documents did not lay out whether enterprises will be subjected to the Edge auto-download, but linked to prior pieces Microsoft has posted that do. Microsoft, like Chrome, paused updates for several weeks, from late March to early April, because of the coronavirus pandemic to make up for lost time, both Chrome and Edge skipped version 82, upgrading from 81 to 83 directly. Systems served by Windows Update will be offered Edge 83, the current version since May 21, when Microsoft restarted the browser's numbering. Ghacks reported earlier this week on the support documents and their signaling of a start to Edge's automatic downloading. Those documents spelled out previous updates that were required for the Edge auto-download, the versions of Windows effected by the Edge download-and-install – 1809, 1903, 1909 and the latest 2004 – and what data is supposed to migrate from the old Edge to the new.

'This update will be downloaded and installed automatically from Windows Update,' stated one of three support documents, marked KB4541301, KB4541302 and KB4541309.

Microsoft has started to push the Chromium-based Edge browser to Windows 10 users through the Windows Update service, according to company support documents.

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