The built-in backup tool in Windows is rolling out to business users. The tool helps you with tasks such as transitioning to a new PC.
Microsoft rolled out a new Windows update on August 26. It includes the necessary bug fixes, but also contains something new. The Windows Backup tool is now available to everyone. The version for Home users has existed for some time, but Microsoft is now adding a version for professional users as well.
With this tool, you can easily create backups of files, applications, and settings on your device, and essentially your entire PC. This is particularly useful when you’re changing devices, or because you recognize the importance of backups. The business version adds enterprise-grade security. Microsoft wouldn’t be Microsoft if it didn’t use the tool as advertising to upgrade to Windows 11, preferably to an AI PC.
Bug Fixes
This week’s update primarily brings bug fixes. The update addresses several issues with the Copilot key, File Explorer, Device Manager, Remote Desktop, and WiFi connections in Windows. You can find the complete overview here.
Microsoft is actively preparing for the release of Windows 11 25H2, this year’s major Windows 11 update. A release date is not yet known, but the update will most likely appear next month or in October.