Microsoft Confirms New Upgrade Decision for All Windows Users
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Microsoft Confirms New Upgrade Decision for All Windows Users
December has just begun, and Microsoft is already dealing with the latest broken Windows reports, the aftermath of the end of Windows 10, and the slow adoption of its successor. The company is now taking steps to address these issues.
The revelation that up to 500 million users have PCs capable of running Windows 11 but are opting not to upgrade was quite unexpected. Microsoft is now encouraging all those PC owners, along with Windows 11 users who haven't installed the latest updates, to take action.
According to Neowin, Microsoft has announced that all supported systems can now download and install Windows 11 25H2. Users on either Windows 11 or Windows 10 can choose to upgrade to the 2025 feature update, as long as their system meets the Windows 11 requirements.
Microsoft Confirms New Upgrade Decision for All Windows Users
This is despite ongoing issues. Windows Latest cautions that the latest Windows 11 update “may fail to install due to errors such as 0x80070306. However, if the update is successful, it could disrupt dark mode in File Explorer and cause issues with Intel Arc GPU drivers.”
If you are affected, Microsoft states that it is "working on a resolution," although there is no timeline yet. For enterprise users, IT Support can address this issue. Home users experiencing problems will need to wait for the usual patches to be released and installed.
Microsoft Confirms New Upgrade Decision for All Windows Users
Meanwhile, to obtain the baseline Windows 11 upgrade, Microsoft advises that you can verify the update's availability by navigating to Settings > Windows Update and clicking on Check for updates. If your device is prepared for the update, you will see the option to Download and install Windows 11, version 25H2. However, this is only applicable to eligible PCs.
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