Use the Media Creation Tool mentioned earlier and pick the option to create installation media.
After downloading an ISO, double-click it to mount it, run the setup.exe and follow the prompts. The links below are all legitimate resources. There are several sites you can use to download the ISOs. The Installation Assistant works similarly but does not give you the option to create a bootable media or save the ISO. Then follow the prompts that will allow you to keep all your current files, programs, and settings. Download the Media Creation Tool or Installation Assistant and when prompted, choose "Upgrade this PC". Method 2: Use the Media Creation Tool or Installation Assistant. Remember, this is a phased rollout so you may not be offered it today, you can still use one of the methods below if you do not want to wait Click the button, sit back, and relax! It will look like this: In the Windows Update portion of Settings, there is a message about updating. This is the easiest method for most Windows 11 users.
Those that are on the Dev channel will likely need to clean and reinstall Windows to get to the production version.
If you were running Windows 11 Insider Preview Builds, and you are currently on the Beta or Release Preview channel, you can simply opt out of the Insider program on your PC and continue receiving the general release updates as they are released, not Insider ones. These are the official instructions from Microsoft. You can use the instructions below to upgrade now. This is a slow staged rollout, not everyone is getting it at the same time. Windows 11 22H2 is an optional update and is now rolling out to Windows 11 users starting today. * Windows 11 22H2 All new features introduced (In Italian) The WindUpdate is Available Today - Xbox Wire Here Are the Main New Features in the WindUpdate. What’s New in Windows 11’s 22H2 Update: Top 10 New Features Windows 11 version 22H2: Everything you need to know about Microsoft's next big OS update Here are some more in-depth articles on the new features and other changes: For a fairly comprehensive list, see this ChangeWindows post New gestures for touchscreen users such as swiping up on the taskbar opens the Start MenuĪnd hundreds of other little changes. New flyouts for volume slider, brightness, camera, and airplane mode.įorce flip-mode for DirectX 11 aka borderless full-screen optimizations (more about that here) Return of Start Menu folders for app icons, and you can now adjust the size of the Recommended section Return of the ability to drag and drop through the taskbar Here are just a few highlights of the many changes and tweaks:
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