Windows 11 version 21H2 (the original version) has been certified for widespread deployment, according to (Microsoft: windows 11 version 21H2 is now cleared for everyone to download) This means that all users with eligible hardware, i.e. machines that officially meet the hardware criteria of newer processors with TPM, can now get the update.

To put it another way, Microsoft has officially released Windows 11 to the whole public, and it is no longer being rolled out in phases to chosen people.

Microsoft has previously been unable to distribute the upgrade to all customers due to various issues and faults in the operating system. This includes driver or app compatibility difficulties.

If you have a suitable device but haven’t yet updated Windows 11, you can now check for updates in the Settings app and receive a new notification to download the update. That’s because Windows 11 is now available for all devices that qualify.

Microsoft has been striving to address important and bothersome issues surrounding the operating system, as evidenced by the changelogs of the monthly cumulative updates.

Windows 11 was first launched in June 2021 and began trickling out to more customers a few months later, therefore it took Microsoft seven months to approve version 21H2.

Windows 11 has been made available for all eligible devices ahead of the release of the next feature upgrade, thanks to bug fixes distributed via cumulative updates.

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