Microsoft helpfully allow you to upgrade from Windows 10 Home to Windows 10 Pro (on devices such as the Surface Go) by simply entering a new product key. The issue is, you have to purchase said key from the Microsoft store at a cost of over £90.
A couple of weeks ago Microsoft released a new Windows 10 19H2 update (1909 update) to insiders inthe Slow Ring. There's nothing remarkable about that (other than the delay releasing it), but there was one potentially significant change included in the release notes for the build.
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In Windows 10 release 1803 Microsoft have managed to create a new bug whereby on some localised (i.e. non US English ) computers, you suddenly fiind US English has been installed and is non-removable using the new Languages Settings applet.
Following on from the news that build 17133 would *not* be the final Spring Creators Update build, due to an increased incidence of blue screens (BSOD); Microsoft have released build 17134 for testing.