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Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11 25H2, also known as the 2025 Update, is now being broadly rolled out to all eligible PCs, primarily through user-initiated updates when the toggle for 'Get the latest updates as soon as possible' is enabled. The update is mainly a version bump with no significant new features, although it introduces a new Start menu and a new taskbar experience with Copilot, which are expected to be released in the coming weeks.
Microsoft is gradually releasing Windows 11 25H2, with wider availability for businesses via WSUS starting October 14, 2025, while consumers may see it earlier through manual update methods. The update is minor, mainly offering bug fixes and stability improvements, and remains optional for users.
Microsoft has announced the general availability of Windows 11 version 25H2, a minor update delivered as an enablement package that sits on top of version 24H2. The rollout has begun and will be available via Windows Update in waves, with options to download the update files or create installation media. No new features are included in this update, but upcoming features like a new Start menu and improvements to dark mode are expected soon.
Microsoft updated the Media Creation Tool for Windows 11 to facilitate easier download of the upcoming 25H2 update, which is similar to 24H2, and users can now download the latest build directly from Microsoft's servers. The tool has some issues on Windows 10, so alternative methods like direct ISO download and using third-party tools are recommended.
Microsoft has released the ISO files for Windows 11 25H2, the upcoming major update, available for download in multiple architectures and languages. The update can be installed via ISO or an enablement package, with the official version expected to be offered through Windows Update soon. This update introduces new features like a redesigned Start menu and other improvements.
Microsoft has released the final RTM build 26200.6584 of Windows 11 version 25H2, available for download in 38 languages in both x64 and Arm64 architectures, with no new features over version 24H2 but offering extended support and security updates.
Microsoft is preparing to release Windows 11 25H2, a minor update that will be widely available in October or late September, with installation media files arriving soon. The update mainly activates existing features via an enablement package, with no significant new features exclusive to this version, as they will be rolled out to Windows 11 24H2 as well. Users can try the update through the Release Preview Channel, and the update process is quick and seamless, requiring only a restart.
Microsoft has delayed the release of Windows 11 25H2 ISOs, which were initially expected to be available this week. The update will be delivered as an enablement package rather than a full OS upgrade, with new features like improved driver support and AI integration, but the ISO release has been postponed.
Microsoft's Windows 11 version 25H2 will be released soon with no new features, sharing the same platform as 24H2, and will remove PowerShell 2.0 and WMIC. The update will be delivered as an enablement package, ensuring a quick, smooth upgrade with no compatibility issues, and is expected to be generally available in late September or early October.
Microsoft's upcoming Windows 11 25H2 update is primarily an enablement package that activates new features on the same source code as 24H2, with no major overhaul or Windows 12 release. The update aims to improve stability and introduce new tools, including a new black 'unexpected restart' screen to replace the Blue Screen of Death, following issues with previous updates.