Windows 11 is ready and Microsoft wants more updates

Windows 11 is a few days away and Microsoft seems to be working on this new version of their system very quickly. This one has been in testing for several months and all indications are that it is ready for release.

Microsoft is now reinforcing this idea and providing additional evidence that Windows 11 is mature, (practically) finished, and ready to ship. This can be seen in the latest preview of the release, which is still in the Insider Program.

The Insiders Program is the space that Microsoft uses to test new versions of Windows 11. It started on the day it was released and has evolved continuously, a testament to the maturity this new version has already reached.

Even with all the problems and confusion, everything points to the October 5 launch being a reality. Gradually, all qualifying PCs receive this free update from Microsoft on this day.

To achieve this goal, Microsoft released an update optional Windows 11, and this takes it to another level as part of the Insider program. Build 22000.194 was released as an optional update, but it elevates Windows 11 to the Release Preview Channel.

This will be the final version of the development of the new Microsoft system, which will be presented on October 5th. Of course, if there are issues by this day, Microsoft will fix and release another update to address the deficiencies.

This version is even offered to users who are on the Insider Release Preview Channel. These users are still using Windows 10. In addition, the ISO of this new build was also available for download, for manual installation.

This release is good news for Windows 11 and its potential users. A new version will be presented, and anyone with an eligible PC with the appropriate requirements will be able to immediately install the final version of that system.