Microsoft introduced an important change for Windows 11 with Patch Day February: Microsoft promises faster .NET Framework updates thanks to integration in the Unified Update Platform. The first users received the innovation as an optional update.
For everyone else who does not use optional updates (earlier than C updates), the change in the update behavior of Windows 11 starts immediately with the release of the Windows patch KB5022845. We reported extensively on the changes back in January. The first is the change for .NET Framework updates that can be integrated in the future so that users can save themselves a reboot of their system for this type of update.
This in turn should save time and minimize the effort for users. This is made possible by using the so-called Unified Update Platform, or UUP for short. However, the integration of the Unified Update Platform does not go very smoothly either. According to Microsoft, IT administrators have to be prepared for various problems. Microsoft now writes about this in the release notes for KB5022845 or for the preview:
New! This update changes the interface for preview .NET Framework updates. After installing this update, all future (optional) .NET Framework updates will appear on the Settings > Windows Update > Advanced Options > Optional Updates page. On this page, you can control which optional updates you want to install.
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