The 24H2 update123 has been blocked in Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows 11. This has been making news lately. This change has caused a lot of debate among users and experts, and many are looking for ways to get around this restriction.
Third-party customisation apps are mostly affected by the blockage. Users who already have these apps installed can’t update to the new build until they get rid of the flagged apps. But the problems aren’t just with customization apps. It has also been found that a number of drivers, apps, and hardware IDs can stop 24H21 updates.
Along with two Intel drivers, a Realtek Wireless USB 2.0 adapter driver, an AMD Radeon Software executable, and an iCloud Services executable-1 are on the list. This data came from Microsoft’s appraiser.sdb file for Windows 11 24H2, which has a list of all the names of apps and drivers that might not work properly.
Users all over the world are being affected by this news right now, but it’s important to remember that these blocks are not random. These rules were made by Microsoft to ensure security and performance. But fans and expert users have come up with a number of ways to get around these restrictions.
Rufus is a free, open-source program that can be used to make bootable USB drives that get around some Windows 11 startup checks. To get around checks4, you can also change the Windows Registry on the download files. But it’s important to be careful and know what the possible risks and consequences are.
You should know that changing system files or the registry can make your system run less smoothly and leave it open to attacks. In the future, Windows updates might not work with hardware that isn’t allowed, or they might undo changes that were made to run on that hardware. Manufacturer support may also be revoked for systems that are set up in a way that isn’t supported.
In conclusion, Microsoft is blocking the 24H2 update on Windows 11 to ensure the stability and security of the operating system. This has caused some trouble, but it is a safety step. But there are a number of ways that can be used by people who want to get around these limits, though they may come with some risks.
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