Although Microsoft began launching the Windows 11 2022 update (version 22H2), many users are unable to get their system to the latest version no matter how they press the "Check for updates" button. If you are one of those unlucky users trapped on the original Windows 11 version, the good news is that Microsoft is now stepping up the Windows 11 2022 update.
The software giant has updated its official Windows 11 documentation with a new status message. Microsoft has entered a new promotion phase, which means more users should get the latest Windows 11 version after checking for updates in the Settings app. Those who don't know how to access the Windows Update section will stay on the initial version for the time being, as Microsoft wants to monitor the entire promotion to ensure everyone has an error-free experience.
Microsoft also warns users that computers affected by software/hardware compatibility issues will not be updated until the company has a solution or solution. As of now, Microsoft has blocked Windows 11 2022 updates on systems with specific printers and Intel SST drivers. There is also a confirmed error that may cause SSD to lose up to 40% throughput.
Those who do not want to wait to receive the latest Windows 11 version through Windows Update can manually update their system using the official ISO file or the Windows 11 installation assistant on the official website. This can only be done if you are 100% sure that your computer is not affected by any measures arranged by Microsoft to prevent upgrades to ensure reliability. The best and safest option is to wait for Microsoft to test its pipeline, ensure that the updates are rolled out smoothly, and “naturally” deliver the update to your computer.
Microsoft also has an upcoming update for users who are not attracted by Windows 11's fancy interface, Android app support, improved accessibility and other features (and degradation), that is the upcoming Windows 10 22H2, but the update will not introduce any breakthrough or significant feature changes.
