Both Home and Pro editions of Windows 11 23H2 will reach end of support this November. Here's what you need to know.

Microsoft announced today that systems running Home and Pro editions of Windows 11 23H2 will stop receiving updates in three ...

Microsoft has released Windows 11 KB5063878 and KB5063875 cumulative updates for versions 24H2 and 23H2 to fix security ...

Microsoft is releasing updates for Windows 11 versions 23H2 and 22H2 to keep users up to date. The updates include shortcuts like Win + C and a new FAQs section within the OS settings menu.

The rollout of the Windows 11 23H2 update to all eligible computers, particularly your computer, could take time if you leave it up to Microsoft and its standard protocols; however, you can ...

Some users find the 23H2 version much better than the latest version. If you have updated your Windows 11 to 24H2 and want to downgrade it to 23H2 safely without losing anything, follow this guide.

Still on Windows 11 23H2 because you’re worried 24H2 is a disaster for PC gaming? Microsoft’s latest update could persuade you to finally upgrade Story by Darren Allan • 1w ...

Microsoft will release its next Windows 11 feature update, Windows 11 23H2, on September 26. Here's what to expect, starting with the AI-powered Windows Copilot, tweaks to File Explorer, RGB ...

Windows 11 version 23H2 is finally available to download and install for all eligible users, and it's about time, as 22H2 is nearing its end-of-support. In fact, it's cutting things fine for ...

Windows 11 23H2 is a swift upgrade (an enablement affair), meaning it won't be a lengthy download, and should run through pretty quickly like a monthly cumulative update.

Microsoft says that this 23H2 update "will be cumulative with all the newly announced features," so any new install media created with Windows 23H2 will include Copilot and all the other updates ...

Windows 11's 23H2 update has been out for a little while now, but some users have reported a noticeable drop in gaming performance since installation, which seems somewhat fitting for an update ...