It’s reasonable to assume we’ll need at least a few next year, given how much is missing and/or broken today, and that these updates could slow down in subsequent years. So it’s reasonable to expect that at least some of the new features and changes that Microsoft is now testing in the Dev channel of the Windows Insider Program could be rolled out as soon as early 2022.Īs for the exact timing and cadence, who can say? I could see Microsoft releasing quarterly Windows 11 servicing updates next year that deliver new features and changes, but that’s just a guess. They’re what Microsoft usually calls cumulative updates or quality updates. The next “full OS update” is expected in October 2022, given that Microsoft has promised annual feature updates.īut “servicing releases” could happen at any time, literally. “New features and OS improvements from builds could show up in future Windows releases when they’re ready, and we may deliver them as full OS updates or servicing releases,” Microsoft’s post about Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22509 notes. But I can’t find an instance where Microsoft said this publicly. I feel like this was well understood, even though many details-like how and when-were unclear.
Microsoft has explicitly confirmed that it will probably not wait for the next major version of Windows 11 to fix the many problems with this OS. Microsoft will almost certainly update WIndows 11 before next October’s Feature Update. UPDATED: I originally wrote this a bit more definitively than I should have.
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