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The servicing policy tag on WindowsForum.com covers Microsoft's automated update and upgrade strategies for Windows 11 and Windows 10. Discussions include the automatic upgrade of unmanaged Windows 11 24H2 PCs to 25H2 using machine learning-based intelligent rollout, as well as scenarios where Windows 10 devices near end of servicing may automatically install Windows 11. These threads explore how Microsoft's servicing policies, update tooling, and edge-case failures can lead to unrequested major feature upgrades, highlighting the balance between managed transitions and user control.
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    Windows 11 25H2 Auto Upgrade Begins for Unmanaged 24H2 PCs

    Microsoft has started automatically upgrading unmanaged Windows 11 Home and Pro PCs running version 24H2 to 25H2, and the move signals a more assertive phase in its servicing strategy. This is not a flashy feature launch so much as a managed transition: Microsoft is using its machine...
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    Why Windows 11 Can Install Itself on Windows 10 (End of Servicing)

    A Windows 10 user says they left their PC for a shower and returned to find Windows 11 installed — and the short answer is: yes, under very specific conditions Windows can upgrade itself without an explicit “OK, install now” click from the user, but the truth behind these incidents is a mix of...
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