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Microsoft is changing the way it updates Windows, introduces "checkpoint cumulative updates"


Microsoft is introducing checkpoint cumulative updates for Windows 11, positioning them as smaller, faster, and more sustainable, requiring no action from users or IT administrators.

Microsoft is seeking to redress some of these complaints with its introduction of checkpoint cumulative updates in Windows 11 – arguably they appear to be an improvement, but there are some potential drawbacks. Microsoft is introducing checkpoint cumulative updates for Windows 11, positioning them as smaller, faster, and more sustainable, requiring no action from users or IT administrators. These concerns duly noted, it appears the the benefits of smaller, faster updates outweigh the potential drawbacks, especially as Microsoft's goal is make the transition as seamless as possible.

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