How to Upgrade Windows 11 to 24H2 on Supported PCs

[@cnatt]

**This method is not covered in the video.** **Upgrading Windows 11 to Version 24H2 Using the Installation Assistant** 1. Open your web browser and visit the [official Windows 11 Download Page](www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11). 2. Click **Download Now** under the **Windows 11 Installation Assistant** section. 3. Once the download is complete, double-click the file to launch the Installation Assistant. - If prompted by User Account Control (UAC), click **Yes** to proceed. 4. The tool will check your system for compatibility. - If the **PC Health Check app** isn’t installed, the tool will prompt you to download and install it. - After confirming compatibility, return to the Installation Assistant, click **Refresh**, and then select **Accept and Install** to start the upgrade. 5. The Installation Assistant will download Windows 11. - This may take some time depending on your internet speed. 6. After the download, the tool will automatically install Windows 11. 7. Once installation is complete, click **Restart Now** when prompted. - Your system may reboot several times during the process. 8. After restarting, follow any on-screen instructions to configure your settings and log in.

[@mehdighafari2883]

Thanks!

[@cnatt]

Thank you for your support! ❤

[@MuhammadAbdullahSaeed]

Excellent! Thank you so much! 👍🏻

[@cnatt]

Thank you! 😊 I’m so glad you found the video helpful.

[@amiyosp]

Awesome video! Very few people explain in so much detail.

[@jimmydivine242]

It worked for windows 11 pro thanks!

[@cnatt]

Thank you for your comment and for sharing your experience.

[@waleedmohsen6984]

Your video did fix my Update problem, i did have the last update since 2 years and it stopped, tried everything including chatgpt with no result, your video got the result, THANKS

[@cnatt]

You're very welcome! 😊 I'm thrilled to hear that the video solved your update issue after such a long time. Thanks for sharing your experience! 🙌

[@ZahraAbasi-x5o]

Thank you for the excellent and practical tutorial

[@จิรกรแสงเรือง]

Thanks you for it now i got windows 11 24H2 🙂

[@Hausofclaus]

You Sir are a saint!, Liked and subscribed!!!!!

[@HeikkiJäntti-n9r]

Thanks. Simple and working trick to get the update via Windows Update.

[@Liana-b-gh]

Thank you for your excellent training👏👏👏

[@NeacsuMarius]

AMAZING ! THANK YOU SO MUCH !

[@ソク]

Thank you very much brother! ❤

[@nir2594]

Thanks.. 1.2 method worked!

[@ADPeguero]

Thank you so much for this. My very powerful PC with latest and greatest hardware and very stable environment was not updating from 23H2 for some reason. Your tutorial helped me by using the manual method.

[@cnatt]

Thank you for your kind words! 😊 I'm glad the tutorial helped you update to 24H2, especially on such a powerful setup! Sometimes, even the best systems encounter issues with updates, so it’s great to hear that the manual method worked for you. If you have any more questions or need further help, feel free to reach out. Happy computing! 💻✨

[@Swi_10081]

Thanks! I used this to upgrade from W11 Home 22H2 to W11 Home 24H2 on a supported PC. It's odd or perhaps a sign of a Microsoft error that a 'supported' CPU wouldn't automatically get the latest feature update via Windows Update, especially since 22H2 was past its end of life. Cheers for the help!

[@cnatt]

Thank you for sharing your experience! 😊 I completely understand your frustration-it can be surprising when a supported system doesn’t receive updates automatically. Sometimes, Microsoft rolls out feature updates in waves, or other factors like regional availability and system settings can delay the process. I’m glad the video helped you navigate through it and get the upgrade done. If you encounter any other issues, feel free to reach out. Cheers, and happy upgrading! 🚀

[@علیقلمی]

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[@denisklun8017]

nice clean video

[@edwinl.5262]

Very useful video, thank you!

[@F.gh.f]

Thanks you

[@david2023s]

I did it. thank you!

[@S.A-a2004]

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[@willianbell3464]

Excelent !!!! bravo !!!

[@colebiggs7296]

Thank you

[@0lek51y]

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[@OENIGMA1]

Damn. My CPU is too crappy to update. It says This Pc doesn't currently meet Windows 11 system requirements. Great video tho! So Im stuck on 21H2 for now. *UPDATE* Fixed 😀

[@cnatt]

Thanks for your comment! We’re actually working on a tutorial specifically for upgrading Windows 11 to 24H2 on unsupported hardware. Stay tuned-it’ll be published within the next 6 days!

[@OENIGMA1]

@cnatt Hey, thanks! I'm in no rush, just bored, lol. *UPDATE* I actually came across a video that involves github and a script passing program called Skip TPM Check on Dynamic for unsupported hardware. Worked like a charm. Now it's at v. 24H2.

[@cnatt]

That's awesome! Glad you found a solution that worked for you. The Skip TPM Check on Dynamic script can be a good workaround for unsupported hardware. Thanks for sharing your update! If you ever run into any issues or need more help, feel free to reach out. Stay tuned for our upcoming tutorial, and enjoy using Windows 11 version 24H2!

[@OENIGMA1]

@cnatt O absolutely! You're the main Windows Guy I follow! I'm always tuned in. Excellent content you have.

[@cnatt]

Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I truly appreciate your support and am glad to hear that you're enjoying the content.

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[@CharlieMitchell-q6j]

you are pronouncing iso wrong, its i s o, not iso

[@cnatt]

Thank you for your feedback! The pronunciation of ISO can vary depending on the context. When referring to the ISO file format, many people, including tech professionals, commonly pronounce it as “ISO” (eye-so). However, when discussing the International Organization for Standardization, the acronym is often pronounced as “I-S-O.” Since this video focuses on ISO files, the informal pronunciation "ISO" is widely accepted and understood in the tech community. I appreciate you pointing this out and providing an opportunity for clarification! 😊

[@mr.gh-gh]

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