Windows 11 21H2 is about to die, Microsoft pushes to update version 23H2/22H2

Back in July of this year, Microsoft made a notice to those still using the first release of Windows 11, ie version 21H2, that this version was about to enter the end of support phase (death. ), namely October 10, 2023.

Windows 11 version 21H2 is one of the important original releases of Windows 11 that started rolling out globally on October 4, 2021. After nearly two years, this version is about to enter the death phase, This means that Microsoft will have to push to update PCs running Windows 11 21H2 to newer versions, such as 22H2 or 23H2. The reason given by the Redmond company is to give users the opportunity to update and experience the latest features, which Microsoft has invested in a lot in recent times. Besides, Microsoft believes that users will have the safest experience when using a newer version of Windows.

Today, the Microsoft company also published a notice reminding users that version 21H2 (both Home and Pro) is about to end support, and explains how to roll out major updates. Microsoft says the October 2023 Patch Tuesday will be the last security update for 21H2. Likewise, the upcoming September non-security release will be the last non-security optional update.

Notably, users' PCs running Windows 11 21H2 October 10, 2023 will automatically be updated to a newer release: Version 22H2. However, there is also a slight chance that it will be Windows 11 version 23H2, depending on the release date and also since 23H2 there will be a slight change via support pack (EKB).