Windows 11’s annual ’25H2′ update arrives, and it’s a weird one

Here is a 177-word summary of the news article: Microsoft has released the annual "25H2" update for Windows 11, which is being delivered as an "enablement package." This means the update contains all the new features that were introduced in the previous 24H2 release, rather than bringing major new changes. The focus with this update is on under-the-hood improvements, particularly around security and vulnerability detection. Microsoft has removed legacy features like PowerShell 2.0 to streamline the OS. The new "continuous innovation model" allows Microsoft to roll out new Windows 11 features throughout the year, rather than limiting them to a single annual update. As a result, 25H2 may seem relatively minor, as the more exciting changes have likely already been introduced. The 25H2 update is being rolled out gradually. Users can check for it in Windows Update, but Microsoft has noted several known issues that may prevent the upgrade from completing successfully. Overall, this appears to be more of a maintenance release than a feature-packed update for Windows 11.