The coming March 28 KB5023706 security update will be identical in name and content to the March 14 KB5023706 release (except for its file-size bulkiness) and it will supersede the March 14 version. The 10GB download coming to organizations' software distribution points will happen on March 28 via a security update that organizations likely already received on March 14 ("update Tuesday"), namely security update KB5023706. On-premises UUP also will facilitate updates for "air-gapped" (not connected to the Internet) Windows systems, Microsoft contends. Microsoft is now touting these other UUP benefits, as described above.
UUP has been around for years, and it's mostly been billed as making Windows updates smaller. Moreover, Microsoft is promising that the new UUP on-premises servicing scheme will have "automatic operating system healing" turned on, which means that UUP will attempt repair corruptions in the Combined Cumulative Update using the content that's stored on an organization's distribution points.
Language Packs and Features on Demand will be retained during "feature updates" (operating system upgrades).
Organizations managing Windows 11 version 22H2 will get several benefits from this servicing change, Microsoft contended.įor instance, with UUP on premises, monthly quality updates will be 30 percent smaller, and just one reboot will be needed for feature update integrations. The update size for cumulative updates also will reduce back to what's typically expected, or it'll be smaller. Organizations using Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) or Configuration Manager will be getting a 10GB download next week that will kick off Microsoft's Windows 11 version 22H2 Unified Update Platform (UUP) servicing scheme for those premises-based management tools, Microsoft warned on Monday.Īfter March 28, "all future on-premises updates" for Windows 11 version 22H2 will follow the UUP on-premises servicing approach, the announcement indicated.
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