Gbhackers Microsoft Automates Upgrade to Windows 11 Version 25H2 for Unmanaged Devices
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- •Microsoft is force-upgrading unmanaged Windows 11 devices from version 24H2 to 25H2.
- •The upgrade process uses machine learning to determine device readiness.
- •All eligible consumer and Pro edition devices are impacted by this automated rollout.
Microsoft has begun an automated rollout of Windows 11 version 25H2, targeting unmanaged devices currently running version 24H2. This upgrade utilizes machine learning to assess device readiness and is part of Microsoft's strategy to enhance security across its operating systems. All eligible consumer and Pro edition devices not managed by IT departments are affected. The rollout is designed to mitigate potential vulnerabilities and ensure that users benefit from the latest security features. The upgrade process is similar to routine patch deployments that address critical system vulnerabilities. The move reflects Microsoft's commitment to maintaining device security and compliance. Users are advised to ensure their devices are prepared for the upgrade to avoid disruptions. The upgrade is expected to complete in stages over the coming weeks.
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