Windows 11 Version 21H2 Is Available for All to Download

Original Windows 11 version 21H2 (21H2) was approved for widespread deployment by Microsoft. If you have a device with a TPM-enabled processor and you’re eligible for the update, you’ll be able to download it from the Play Store.

In other words, Windows 11 is no longer being rolled out in stages to select users but is now available to everyone. Previously, Microsoft was unable to roll out the update to all users due to various operating system bugs and glitches. Driver and app compatibility issues are included in this category.

In the Settings app, if your device is compatible and you haven’t installed Windows 11 yet, you’ll see a new notification to download the update on your screen. As a result, Windows 11 is now available on all eligible devices.

When it comes to the operating system, Microsoft has been working hard to fix the most annoying and critical issues. Because Windows 11 was first announced in June of that year and began rolling out to more people a few months later, it took Microsoft seven months to approve build 21H2.

As a result of the cumulative updates, Windows 11 has been released to all eligible devices before the next feature update is even released.

For those who don’t have an 8th-generation or newer processor and TPM, Windows 11 won’t work until they circumvent the requirements.

Windows 11’s remaining known issues

A bug in the operating system could lead to authentication failures on the server, which Microsoft is aware of right now. The May 2022 update has been blamed by some users for app crashes. A fix is currently being developed to address this issue.

This month or next month, Microsoft is working on a workaround for app crashes in Windows 11 and will deliver it as an option in the optional update.