It's time to upgrade your computer: a Microsoft announced that it will stop supporting the original version of Windows 11 (21H2) starting October 10th. This news impacts all editions of the operating system, released in October 2021.
Windows 11 was initially released with Release 21H2, but over the years Microsoft has released other system updates.
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Now, the company is alerting users who still use this original version that it is necessary to update their computers through Windows Update. This is critical to continue receiving bug fixes, security fixes, and new features.
Microsoft's decision directly affects the following versions of Windows 11: Windows 11 Home (21H2), Windows 11 Pro (21H2), Windows 11 Pro for Workstation (21H2) and Windows 11 Pro Education (21H2). As of October 10th, these versions will no longer be officially supported.
Therefore, if you are still using the original version of Windows 11, it is important to act quickly to perform the upgrade, ensuring the safety and proper functioning of your computer.
End of Windows Cycle: Upgrade to Windows 11 22H2 and enjoy all the benefits!
Microsoft has announced the end of the Windows lifecycle, following company guidelines. Each year, a new version of the operating system is released, supported for up to 24 months in Home and Pro categories.
For those still using the build from two years ago, the deadline is approaching. Therefore, the recommendation is to upgrade to Windows 11 22H2, released in 2022. This new version brings several improvements and features that will optimize your computer's performance.
Windows 23H2: News about the next major Windows 11 update is revealed!
In the world of technology, software updates software are always awaited with great anticipation. And, in the case of the Windows 11 operating system, it is no different.
Recently, information has surfaced about the upcoming major annual update, known as Windows 23H2, which promises to bring significant news and improvements to users.
While not many details are available yet, a leak in February of this year revealed that work on Windows 23H2 is in full swing.
This further aroused the curiosity and anxiety of users, who are eagerly awaiting information about the new features that will be present in this update.
It is worth mentioning that the previous version, 22H2, was released to the public in September last year. Based on this, it's possible to speculate that Windows 23H2 could arrive in a similar timeframe, bringing with it a host of improvements and enhanced features.
