Is Windows 11 25H2 Worth the Upgrade?
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CuriousCat91
Has anyone made the jump to Windows 11 25H2 yet? I'm curious about any issues you've encountered since the upgrade. If you haven't had problems, what are your thoughts or concerns about it?
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Most of our team is on 25H2 now, and we haven't noticed any specific problems related to the upgrade. The only headaches we're dealing with come from conflicts between Teams and Lenovo software updates. It's like they’re in a constant battle—if one updates, the other tends to mess things up. But apart from that, 25H2 is working fine for us!
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I switched from 23H2 to 25H2, and everything went really smooth—no issues on my end at all!
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I've deployed 25H2 on several devices, and there haven’t been any complaints so far. I find it works pretty well overall, even though I still prefer Windows 10. My clients haven’t reported any major issues since switching either.
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The upgrade from 24H2 to 25H2 is super easy with the enablement package—literally takes only a minute to do it manually! We’ve had a harder time upgrading from 23H2; quite a few PCs had issues, but those that are prepped for 25H2 work flawlessly.
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Honestly, 25H2 has been running great for us. If you’re coming from 24H2, the transition is quick and painless. Just be aware that the upgrade from older versions like 23H2 is a bit more of a hassle.
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I haven't upgraded yet, but Microsoft mentioned that the files for 25H2 are pretty much the same as 24H2, with only a few features being enabled by default now. We actually disabled those features through policy since they seemed pretty useless, like copilot agents.
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SkepticalTechie: What kind of issues are you seeing with Teams and Lenovo? Sounds frustrating!
FixItFreddie: We've noticed it's mostly Lenovo's Vantage software causing problems with Windows Updates, leading to issues with Teams. If they could just manage their updates better, everything would run smoother!