One of the most outstanding features of Windows 10, the current Microsoft operating system, is that instead of being renewed every few years, as was the case with previous versions of it, from time to time they release new compilations of it, through which new features are added interesting to the system or fix important bugs.
For this very reason, it is important that you know what your current build of Windows 10 is, that is, the one you have installed on your computer, since in this way you will be able to know if, for example, it is the most recent or if you need to update it, or if in the future you will have security problems to continue with the previous version installed on your team.
How to know which build of Windows 10 you have installed on your computer
As we mentioned, it is important that you know this information, and it is something very simple. To do this, what you should do is, first of all, access Windows 10 settings (you can press Win + I or access from the start menu). Next, in the main menu, you should select the "System" option, and then in the sidebar on the left where you will find the different settings, click on "About".
In this section, you will see how a lot of information related to your computer appears, as well as the operating system you have installed. The compilation version appears specifically if you go down to the "Windows Specifications" section, where you will find among them the version you have installed, which corresponds to its compilation.
As you may have seen, in this case finding out which is the build version of Windows 10 is very simple. Later, the four numbers correspond to a version that has a nickname, for example 1909 would be Windows 10 November 2019 Update, among many others that you can easily check.