One significant finding is the testing of an enablement package named “Microsoft-Windows-23H2Enablement-Package.” Microsoft has previously confirmed that 23H2 will be an enablement package, which means the necessary files for the update will be preloaded onto Windows 11 PCs. These files can then be activated with a simple ‘enablement’ switch during launch, resulting in a small download and easy installation.
The groundwork for 23H2 is already being laid, which could potentially lead to an early release. While some speculate that it might even arrive in September, the rumor mill has generally pointed to a release in the fourth quarter of the year, making October a more realistic timeframe.
