Microsoft: Enriching Windows 11 with Quicker and Simpler Updates

Microsoft recently introduced Windows 11 edition 24H2 and, despite encountering a few glitches in the upgrade, the corporation is emphasizing on its Windows IT Pro blog that the handling of updates has been greatly enhanced.

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Among the various modifications highlighted by the organization, users can anticipate that the installation of updates is now expedited by up to 46%; the time needed for rebooting the device is reduced by up to 40%; and the CPU utilization is expected to be lower by up to 25% compared to earlier versions.

Microsoft has also implemented several refinements to Windows 11 that result in updates occupying less storage capacity than previously.

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