Microsoft confirms Windows 11 24H2 now rolling out to more PCs despite major issues

Microsoft has officially announced the rollout of Windows 11 24H2 to a broader range of PCs, as detailed in an update to its support documentation. This phased release signifies a new stage in the availability of the operating system, which is now accessible to eligible devices running versions 22H2 and 23H2. However, users should be aware that the update may not appear on all configurations, particularly those with incompatible applications or drivers.

How to Check for the Update

To determine if Windows 11 24H2 is ready for your device, navigate to Settings, then select Windows Update and click on Check for updates. If your PC is eligible, you will see the option to Download and install. It’s important to note that choosing the immediate update option may result in the installation process starting automatically, so proceed with caution.

Despite the excitement surrounding this latest version, users have reported a series of persistent bugs that can be quite frustrating. Among the most notable issues is a glitch that causes the mouse cursor or text highlighter to vanish when selecting the address bar in popular browsers such as Chrome and Edge. This has led to a mixed reception from users who are eager for improvements but are also encountering these annoying setbacks.

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Microsoft confirms Windows 11 24H2 now rolling out to more PCs despite major issues