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On one of my supported machines, the update was stuck at 100% installation for several minutes but eventually finished. Otherwise, everything went smoothly. Ran the post WU cleanup script on all 3 machines and all went well.

If on schedule, the next "Patch Tuesday" update should be on May 13, which is more than 2 weeks out. I think the next preview update should arrive within a week, but I'm in no rush for it.

Updated three systems, including one with unsupported hardware. All went relatively quick. SFC and DISM had no issues.

This is my Dell Desktop system. It hasn't arrived on my laptop or one unsupported system.

Thanka very much @Bree, @hader, and @Ghot. Nice to know if I ever need to do a clean install or an in-place upgrade of 24H2, I can run this command after installation to fix the issue. I've already bookmarked this thread and added this to my tweaks toolbox.

Is this what we are looking forward to with 25H2?

I'm currently running an old HP AIO that has an Intel i3 4th generation processor. circa 2015 with no TPM. I did upgrades from Windows 10 to earlier versions of 11 but had reverted back to Windows 10. Recently, I decided to do an in-place upgrade from Win 10 to 11 24H2 using the "product...

I've had some minor issues with 24H2, but I think most of those were resolved. I have it on my two compliant systems, an Intel 10th generation and a 12th generation. Sometimes after cumulative updates, running SFC and DISM cleanup takes a little longer than in the past. Other than that, it...

Done on 2 machines, Went well. SFC and DISM found no issues after the update.

I recommend using a dedicated backup program like Hasleo, AOMEI, Macrium, etc, over the built-in Windows backup app. I have been using Macrium for several years. As far as an external drive, I would use an SSD type of external drive with at least twice the size of the drive on your PC. It...

In the article I posted, it did mention that users could still upgrade those 8th to 10th gen systems to 24H2. Several other publications were saying those processors would no longer be supported in 24H2. I'm having no issues on my 10th gen system that has 24H2.

I have read a few articles where Windows 11 24H2 now requires a minimum of an Intel 11th Generation processor. When Windows 11 was first released, it was compatible with 8th generation processors. My laptop (system #1) has a 10th generation Intel i7 processor. I was able to upgrade to 24H2...

I backed up my 2 main systems earlier today. That was prior to updating Macrium. I always do mages prior to patch Tuesday, just in case.

I just updated all my machines to v10.0.8445 today and made and tested new rescue media. Since tomorrow is patch Tuesday, I will do backups after doing the Patch Tuesday updates.

I currently have Microsoft 365 family plan. Since 2015, I was paying $99.99 per year. Upon visiting my Microsoft account, I noticed that my renewal of Microsoft 365 is now $129.99 per year. My renewal is not until December 2025. I figured that after some time, the price may go up. Now...