Windows 11, version 24H2 now available

Windows 11, version 24H2, also known as the Windows 11 2024 Update, is currently being rolled out to eligible devices running the Home and Pro editions of previous versions. Users can check for the update manually through the Windows Update settings. However, several known issues have been reported, including problems with certain games becoming unresponsive, issues with audio output on devices using Dirac Audio, and complications with Auto HDR affecting game performance. Other issues include difficulties in changing time zones in settings, incorrect space reporting in Disk Cleanup, and installation failures on some ASUS devices. Microsoft has implemented compatibility holds for affected devices to prevent the update until these issues are resolved. Users are advised not to manually update using the Installation Assistant or media creation tool until the problems are addressed. Microsoft is actively working on solutions and will provide updates on the status of these issues.

- Windows 11, version 24H2 is being rolled out to eligible devices.

- Known issues include game responsiveness problems and audio output failures.

- Compatibility holds are in place for affected devices to prevent updates.

- Users should avoid manual updates until issues are resolved.

- Microsoft is working on solutions and will provide further updates.