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Windows 11 26H2 arrives in October. Here’s why you shouldn’t skip it
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Meanwhile, Windows 11 24H2 and 23H2 weren’t released until October—so odds are good that we’ll see another October release for 26H2.
What to expect in Windows 11 26H2Windows 11 26H2 won’t introduce many new features, mainly because Microsoft already rolled out a number of new features over the last few months (including Point-in-Time Restore and Cloud Rebuild and a handful of others) instead of holding them until 26H2.
The real reason to get 26H2 is that it’ll extend the support period of Windows 11 by another year.
By the way: If you’re using Windows 11 Home, you’re missing out on the many benefits of Windows 11 Pro.
Windows 11 26H2’s download is smallAgain, the update to 26H2 will be via an enablement package—one that’s expected to be just 174 KB in size.