The new security policy applies to: Windows 11 version 24H2 and later Windows Server 2025 The rollout begins with the April 2026 update and will thereafter be a permanent feature of new Windows versions.
Windows is finally fixing a years-old security hole in April… According to Windows Latest, this change is officially being rolled out by Microsoft, although it's unclear how long the rollout will take and when you'll actually get it on your own machine. To skip updates during OOBE setup, you'll just click "Update Later" on the relevant screen. …
… The new security policy applies to: The rollout begins with the April 2026 update and will thereafter be a permanent feature of new Windows versions. …
… Update: As of March 9th, Microsoft has begun rolling out updated Secure Boot certificates via the Secure Boot Allowed Key Exchange Key KEK Update to more PCs, reports Windows Latest. The update is being made available via Windows Update, but the rollout is gradual so you may not see it yet. …
… Navigate to Settings → System → Windows Update and check whether KB5094126 is available. If it isn't there yet, you may have to wait a few hours for the rollout to hit your PC. Alternatively, download the update via Microsoft Update Catalog. …
… The final rollout of KB5089573 to all Windows 11 users is expected to take place as scheduled on Patch Tuesday in June 2026.
… Secondly, Microsoft is standardizing the rollout of new features. …
… Last year, a new version of the Start menu was released, but the rollout took a long time, before appearing suddenly. If you haven’t received it yet, make sure your computer is up to date by navigating to Settings > Windows Update > Check for updates. …
… Recent updates have brought meaningful performance gains, tighter privacy practices, and a steady rollout of new features. …