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The next update to the Windows 11, known as 24H2, is on its way, as revealed by a supporting document from the Microsoft found by the Windows Latest this Friday, February 2. The document includes an important change to the “EnumDeviceDrivers” function, which is used by developers and system administrators to manage drivers. Starting with Windows 11 24H2, the “SeDebugPrivilege” will be required to obtain accurate results from this function.
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The update, the specific details of which have not yet been disclosed, is the subject of speculation suggesting major improvements in both the operating system's features and architecture. As reported by Windows Central, Microsoft is treating the update as a priority, and it could include features that were originally planned for Windows 12, bringing them to Windows 11 instead.
When will Windows 11 version 24H2 be released?
As for the release date of Windows 11 24H2, no specific details are available yet. However, the codename suggests a release in 2024, likely between September and October, following the pattern of previous major updates.
The update is expected to include new features such as greater integration with the Copilot, updates to the user interface, and the addition of more artificial intelligence to integrated applications and services.
Source: Windows Latest