Upgrading to Windows 11 – does that include 24H2?

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Susan Bradley is now saying upgrading to Window 11, 24H2 is OK, at least for consumers.

I have several computers at the office that I’m planning to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11.  Question is – when I do that, will it come with 24H2?  Susan is still not recommending 24H2 for business – because you may lose connection to the internet.  Should I wait to do the Window 11 upgrades until 24H2 is OK for business?  If the Windows 11 upgrade DOESN’T include 24H2, then maybe I can proceed.

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In today’s Post by Susan on the main page, she says this (bolding mine):

Except for my continuing recommendation not to install 24H2, I’m lowering the MS-DEFCON level to 4. There are some problems, but they are manageable. Go ahead and patch.

Yes, I saw today’s post, hence, my question.

My question is really:

When I upgrade a Windows 10 computer to Windows 11, will 24H2 automatically come with it (in a business setting)?

If so, then I should wait to do the upgrade until the issue with 24H2 is resolved.

If you get the upgrade directly from Microsoft rather than an internally managed update server then you’ll get 24H2.

--Joe

Thanks Joe,

That’s what I needed.  So, I can still check to see which computers are capable of running Win 11, but I won’t run the upgrade until the 24H2 issue is resolved.

If you buy a new computer it may ship with 24H2 in which case you have to deal with it.

Now that said many of the issues discussed in the news about 24H2 (the latest being an audio issue) do not occur on all machines.  I have an HP copilot plus pc and do not see these issues.

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher