Microsoft will force update PCs to Windows 10 21H2 to train its own ML update model

Microsoft announced that it will roll out the Windows 10 November 2021 Update, also known as Windows 10 21H2, on Windows 10 20H2 devices as an exercise to train its machine learning (ML)-assisted Windows update rollout model . The company says 20H2 PCs that are reaching end-of-service are candidates for a forced update to Windows 10 21H2.

For those wondering what this ML Windows update model is, the company announced it back in 2019 as a "Windows 10 Smart Rollout Process" to assist in the proper rollout of new Windows 10 updates to compatible PCs. Windows 10 updates are rolled out seamlessly without hitches and hiccups. The flowchart below helps explain how Microsoft's ML-assisted intelligent deployment process works. It is powered by Microsoft's own Azure Databricks engine.

While the model was only released for Windows 10, we wonder if Microsoft is using something similar for Windows 11 as well, deciding that more PCs need to have it as soon as possible.

Additionally, in the link status page, the Microsoft giant also announced that devices running Windows 10 2004 and above will also start receiving updates to Windows 10 21H2 through "Check for Updates" if users choose to do it manually. Options so.

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