Microsoft announced it has begun a phased rollout of its Windows 11 2024 update, otherwise known as Windows 11 24H2, which the company describes as a ‘full operating system (OS) swap.’
Microsoft announced it has begun a phased roll out of its Windows 11 2024 update, otherwise known as Windows 11 24H2, which the company describes as a «full operating system (OS) swap» containing brand new foundational elements to help usher in the era of artificial intelligence (AI) experiences. Being that’s a major update—the biggest in two years—the phased roll out should help ensure that any unforeseen bugs and glitches are met with minimal fall out to the Windows community at large.That’s always a tricky thing, considering that there are so many different hardware and software combinations in the wild. In case anyone needs reminded of this, Microsoft this week yanked a preview update (KB5043145) after reports surfaced that it was sending some PCs into a boot loop with a dreaded blue screen of death (BSOD) error.
