Beta 22000.194

I have upgraded W10pro to W11pro using the insider program beta 22000.194.

I saw a video clip which suggests moving out of the Windows Insider Program before 5th October, according to my understanding, so as to be able to get the official release of W11.

Is this correct and if so why?

The official release will be available to Beta and pre-release users whether they are insiders or not. Not all devices will update on the 5th and could take sometime to do so. Microsoft will no doubt update it's MCT on the 5th or very soon after so that's a way to update sooner I suppose.
This is my understanding but I'm staying in Dev so it's of no relevance to me either way.

Ekendraed said:

I have upgraded W10pro to W11pro using the insider program beta 22000.194.

I saw a video clip which suggests moving out of the Windows Insider Program before 5th October, according to my understanding, so as to be able to get the official release of W11.

Is this correct and if so why?

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The simplistic answer is "Because you can't upgrade by going backwards", but contrary to that advice it should be safe to stay in the Beta channel as there shouldn't be any further 'beta' releases until the beta testing stage for the first annual Feature Update in 2022. Insider channels other than 'Beta/Pre-release' will already be on builds that are testing future features and 'fixes' due beyond the official Windows 11 release'

Ekendraed said:

I have upgraded W10pro to W11pro using the insider program beta 22000.194.

I saw a video clip which suggests moving out of the Windows Insider Program before 5th October, according to my understanding, so as to be able to get the official release of W11.

Is this correct and if so why?

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As long you are a in a build that is less than the stable version that is on the 5th, you can go to your insider settings and turn on the queue to enroll. You have to do this quick though.