Microsoft announced on Tuesday (22) that the next major Windows 10 update, known as “22H2”, is ready to be released. available to all users over the next few days🇧🇷 The new version had been announced last month, but big tech chose to release the update for only a few devices.
Now, the expectation is that all users running the older version of the operating system will receive the update soon. There are still no release notes that detail what has changed, but the company makes it clear that its current focus is Windows 11, so users will hardly have big news.
All devices running Windows 10 20H2 or newer will update to 22H2 via Windows Update; older versions will require a “clean install” which erases all files from the PC. For such cases, Microsoft will release the update image file on its official website soon.
While it is unlikely to receive new features, Windows 10, released in 2015, will not end support until 2025, and Microsoft is committed to releasing security updates and fixes for performance and stability issues by the end date.
To check if the update is already available for your PC, just follow the path: Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update🇧🇷
As mentioned, Microsoft’s current focus is Windows 11. The latest version of the most popular operating system on desktops brings new features such as a more modern design, a new Task Manager and support for Android apps.
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