Windows 11 had a chance to prove itself to the world and now it’s time for its first feature update. Microsoft has been teasing the 22H2 update for a while, and sources state that the company will release it in late September 2022.
First feature update of Windows 11, 22H2
The edge shared this information in a post about the return of Microsoft Ignite to in-person events. However, hidden in the meat of the article is the following golden nugget:
Sources tell The Verge that Microsoft is planning to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Surface with new products this fall and to ship the 22H2 update for Windows 11 at the end of September.
This is great news because 22H2 will bring a whole bunch of nice features to Windows 11. These include a revamped task manager, tabbed file explorer, some changes to the start menu, stickers, and more.
And as usual, if the end of September rolls around and your copy of Windows 11 isn’t getting the update, don’t be too discouraged. Microsoft likes to roll out these updates gradually, with only a few receiving the update at first. It may take a while, but your computer should eventually receive the update.
A needed feature injection for Windows 11
Microsoft has a big challenge ahead when it comes to getting people to upgrade to Windows 11 StatCounter At the time of writing, the total market share of Windows 11 has yet to surpass the number of Windows 7 users worldwide, even if the gap between the two is less than one percent.
However, Microsoft’s operating systems are notorious for not being the best shortly after release. Therefore, these feature updates are a good way for Microsoft to further incentivize an upgrade to Windows 11.
Windows 11 22H2, coming soon
Windows 11’s very first feature update includes some interesting new features, but whether 22H2 will be enough to convince people to upgrade to the operating system remains to be seen. However, it’s still a fantastic launch and we look forward to seeing all the new features for ourselves in September 2022.
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