Windows 11, but also Windows 10, will soon benefit from UUP updates. A revolution that promises faster and more efficient updates! It is from March that this novelty will be offered to users.
Available for several months, Windows 11 continues to grow. Lately, Microsoft is claiming up to 50% performance improvement over AMD and Intel with the latest WSA update! Today, the American company announces that it is reviewing its installation system through UUP updates. What is it and what are its benefits?
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Updates installed 30% faster
Windows 11 is preparing to overhaul its installation system through UUP updates (for Unified Update Platform). A system developed since 2016 that brings many advantages, the main one being lighter and 30% faster to install updates.
This solution therefore allows for more efficient updates than at present. Windows 10 also benefits from this novelty. Microsoft seems to have taken into account feedback from users who complain that updates are far too long.
Another advantage of UUP updates is that several updates can be installed at the same time. It will only take one installation and one system restart for them all to be applied. During the updates, Microsoft specifies that Windows 11 and Windows 10 will benefit from an automatic repair.
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What is the date for the deployment of UUP updates?
It is from from March 28, 2023 that devices running Windows 11 (22H2) and Windows 10 (22H2 and above) will benefit from the revolution brought by UUP updates. It is therefore shortly that users will discover the advantages of this solution.
As a reminder, Windows 11 is Microsoft’s new operating system which was announced in June 2021. This ecosystem is available as free upgrade under conditionsit succeeds Windows 10 which was released in 2015. An ecosystem rather appreciated by users.
Windows 11 looks like a graphical update to its predecessor. Finally, the contributions are very meager in comparison with Windows 10.
