Still on Windows 11 24H2? You have one week to upgrade
THE SO WHAT
The one-week deadline for Windows 11 24H2 support is another reminder that OS lifecycles are tightening as vendors push security and AI features. IT leaders should keep aggressive upgrade cadences baked into planning — lagging versions are now a direct risk, not a tolerable delay.
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