US EditionWindows 11 25H2 Update Hits Its Last Stop Before Release to the General Public
The 25H2 update enables features delivered in prior versions, removes deprecated tools, and enhances IT admin control over preinstalled apps, preparing for the upcoming public release.
- The Windows Insider team announced that Windows 11 25H2 has entered Release Preview, the last step before wider distribution expected later this year, and Insiders can get it now via Windows Update.
- Microsoft is delivering 25H2 as an enablement package that activates features already on users' PCs, using a shared servicing branch with Windows 11 24H2, so updating requires only a single restart.
- Microsoft confirmed removals including PowerShell two and Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line while offering ISOs next week on the Insider ISO page and the seeker experience for installation.
- Devices upgraded to 25H2 will continue to receive monthly servicing updates and security servicing, while users can delay installation using Windows Update's Pause updates control, Microsoft said.
- With testing underway, Microsoft says general availability is expected later this year and is soliciting feedback from consumer and business users ahead of the wider rollout.
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The new annual update of Windows 11, stamped 25H2, is beginning to appear on some computers. However, some users find it difficult to detect real new features.
Microsoft has just taken a key step in the life cycle of its next major Windows 11 update. The 25H2 version of Windows 11, the fifth important iteration of the operating system, is now available in the Release Preview channel of the Windows Insider program. This means that the public launch is imminent — probably as early as October [...] Read the article Windows 11 25H2: the new annual update enters the final phase before public deployment appe…
The new Windows 11 25H2 is in line with the general feasibility, which can be expected for the further course of the year. With the delivery to insider testers in the "Release Preview" ring, the final test phase starts now. (Continue reading)
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