Microsoft by October 5, 2021 Published stable version all over the world on Windows 11, still some Windows 10 was not available to users. Then, it was announced that this service was offered to many users who wanted to upgrade to Windows 11 via the operating system and waited patiently. However, the company also gave good news to users who cannot upgrade their systems.
Microsoft speeds up Windows 11 upgrades!
Microsoft has decided to accelerate the extensive updates for Windows 11, which was released to users all over the world last October.
Microsoft will update Windows 10 systems with new features every year
Microsoft, said that it plans to support Windows 10 systems with upcoming new updates in the coming years. The company from today November 2021 started to release the update. He also said that the next major update will come in 2022. In this way, users will be able to access some new features of Windows 11.
John Cable, Microsoft’s Head of Windows Services and Distribution, made the following statement on the subject:
We’re moving to a new Windows 10 system pace, aiming to release annual feature update releases to keep up with the rhythm of Windows 11. We are planning the next Windows 10 feature update for the second half of 2022.
Microsoft’s commitment to future Windows 10 feature updates comes after the company remained silent about its plans during Windows 11, which was released earlier this year. In addition, it is not yet clear what Microsoft will bring to Windows 10 in the future.
The November 2021 update is said to be very small in size. Also, the only feature that stands out for users seems to be GPU computing support in the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Of course, we do not include the new Microsoft Store, which Microsoft started rolling out to Windows 10 devices earlier this month.
Most of Microsoft’s future Windows plans are understandably running through Windows 11. But the company says it will support at least one version of Windows 10 by October 14, 2025. In addition, Microsoft said today that it is also speeding up the distribution of Windows 11.
John Cable said the following on the subject:
Based on our positive rollout experience and the user feedback we’ve seen so far, we’ve decided to push the rollout forward faster than we previously anticipated. That’s why we’re now rolling out the Windows 11 upgrade more broadly to eligible Windows 10 devices.
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