ASUS motherboards/W11 24H2 conflict/block?

Someone mentioned to me that the "ASUS B650-PLUS TUF GAMING WIFI ATX AM5" motherboard may be why Microsoft is blocking the Windows 11 24H2 upgrade to my system. I have been searching for specific information on ASUS to find out Microsoft's 24H2 block, not finding anything relating to ASUS motherboards.

I already know about some ASUS laptops not upgrading to 24H2: Some ASUS devices might fail to install Windows 11, version 24H2

Reference: Windows 11, version 24H2 known issues and notifications

I have been tracking the Windows 11 24H2 known bugs and issues from its release, and haven't seen nothing about ASUS motherboards.

Thanks.

Hi.

Are you referring to a forced upgrade or Windows Update offering 24H2?
If you’re referring to Windows Update offering you the upgrade, very few people (at least on this forum) have been offered it yet, with no rhyme or reason.

Nobody could give you a definitive answer as to how Microsoft is rolling out, or will roll out 24H2 to peoples PC’s

Have you tried target feature update settings? Apparently works, however I haven’t tried it.
Just stipulate 24H2 as apposed to whatever the tutorial example is.
In a nutshell (sort of) it tells Windows Update to check the updates for the stipulated version ( in your case 24H2 )

antspants said:

Are you referring to a forced upgrade or Windows Update offering 24H2?
If you’re referring to Windows Update offering you the upgrade, very few people (at least on this forum) have been offered it yet, with no rhyme or reason.

Nobody could give you a definitive answer as to how Microsoft is rolling out, or will roll out 24H2 to peoples PC’s

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I'm referring to 24H2 available through Windows Update.

After searching without finding anything about ASUS motherboard, except for what I found about two ASUS laptops, I could not find anything. I'm just waiting myself for 24H2 and the longer the better.

antspants said:

Have you tried target feature update settings? Apparently works, however I haven’t tried it.
Just stipulate 24H2 as apposed to whatever the tutorial example is.
In a nutshell (sort of) it tells Windows Update to check the updates for the stipulated version ( in your case 24H2 )

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I know about this feature and haven't set it, yet. If 24H2 shows up in Windows Update, I may update this setting to 23H2.

Nipdawg said:

I know about this feature and haven't set it, yet. If 24H2 shows up in Windows Update, I may update this setting to 23H2.

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So this is just an observation on your part? Because it reads like you are wanting help to upgrade.

antspants said:

So this is just an observation on your part? Because it reads like you are wanting help to upgrade.

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Yes, mostly an observation. I have Windows 11 24H2 running in a virtual machine for testing purposes, but not actually installed on my system.

Since we use a lot of ASUS motherboards throughout our clients, just want to make sure there wasn't something I overlooked that Microsoft blocked for 24H2 that I missed.

We had computers that upgraded to 24H2 using Western Digital SSD/NVMEs that got wiped out because of a bug in 24H2. Those systems are now blocked from 24H2. Luckily those systems had disk image backups to restore their systems back.