With Windows 10 support ending in October 2025, now’s the time to upgrade to Windows 11 and unlock new features like hotpatching for non-Azure servers, enhanced security, AI Copilot tools, and productivity boosts. Stay ahead with the latest updates and prepare for a seamless transition! Unique :
Windows News You Can Use: June 2025 Edition
With less than four months left for Windows 10 support, upgrading to Windows 11 is more urgent than ever. Microsoft rolled out exciting new features this month, especially for Windows 11 users and IT pros managing enterprise environments. Let’s dive into the major updates and what you should know to stay ahead.
What’s New in Windows 11 and Server?
Windows 11 version 25H2 is now available to Windows Insiders, previewing a smoother update process with enablement packages (eKBs). These packages let you update devices with just one restart, minimizing downtime.
Hotpatching, a game-changer for Windows Server updates, is now available beyond Azure servers as a subscription service. This means quicker, less disruptive patching for your server fleet.
Windows 365 Cloud Apps entered private preview, allowing secure streaming of Windows apps to any device. This could redefine remote work flexibility.
“Migrating to Windows 11 now is the best way to take advantage of new features!” – Eric Moe, Microsoft
Security and Resiliency Boosts
Prepare for Secure Boot certificate expiration in June 2026 by updating to new certificates soon. This ensures your UEFI Secure Boot stays intact and secure.
The Windows Resiliency Initiative (WRI) is pushing proactive security, embedding resilience into the platform to future-proof enterprises.
Also, the Vulnerability Remediation Agent integrates with Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management, helping admins identify and fix CVEs faster.
Expect enhanced “secure by default” settings on new Windows 365 Cloud PCs, including virtualization-based security (VBS) enabled out of the box.
AI and Productivity Upgrades
Microsoft’s Copilot framework continues to evolve. You can now open Copilot on Windows with Windows key + C and personalize the experience. Voice commands and chat features make AI assistance more accessible.
OneDrive users will love the new Cross Device Resume feature, enabling seamless file access from phone to PC with a single click.
Taskbar improvements let you pin apps more flexibly, while new Settings FAQs help users quickly find PC-related answers.
“The Windows Resiliency Initiative is designed to build resilience for a future-ready enterprise.”
Windows 10 End of Support Reminder
Windows 10’s end of support is coming on October 14, 2025. If you haven’t started migrating, now’s the time. Microsoft offers resources, guides, and an Extended Security Updates (ESU) program to ease the transition.
For IoT devices, some Windows 10 IoT Enterprise versions will also reach EOS, so check your device eligibility carefully.
Stay Ahead with Windows Insider and Roadmap
Curious about upcoming features? The Windows Roadmap and Insider Blog give you a front-row seat to previews and rollouts. Filter by platform or feature to track what matters most to you.
In summary, June 2025 brings crucial updates for Windows 11, Server, security, AI, and productivity. Don’t miss out—upgrade and configure your systems to leverage these enhancements today.
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