Microsoft has recently rolled out new dynamic updates for Windows 11, aimed at enhancing the setup process and recovery options of the operating system. These updates apply to three different versions of Windows 11, as well as Windows Server 2025.
Key Improvements
Following the recent optional April updates for both Windows 10 and 11—which enhanced file explorer functionality and incorporated Windows Phone Link into the start menu—Microsoft has now introduced these dynamic updates. They are now available for the following versions:
- Windows 11 24H2
- Windows 11 23H2
- Windows 11 22H2
- Windows Server 2025
One of the notable enhancements addresses a bug in the Windows recovery environment (WinRe). Microsoft confirmed that the updates fix issues that impacted some ARM64 architecture devices using the Secure Launch feature. Specifically, after installing the April 2025 security update (KB5055523), certain users experienced issues with push button resets and in-place upgrades when accessing WinRe. The new dynamic updates aim to rectify these problems.
Additional Features
The dynamic updates enhance files necessary for Windows setup and its general recovery environment. However, Microsoft has not detailed the specific adjustments made to WinRe in the updates for versions 23H2 and 22H2, only stating that it has been "improved."
How to Access Updates
To access the latest update, KB5055643, users must manually download the relevant files from the Windows Update Catalog. Links and further details can be found on Microsoft’s support page. Other updates are available through the standard Windows update process.
These dynamic updates serve as a preliminary step whenever a Windows function update is initiated, ensuring that all necessary enhancements and fixes are applied before the installation of new features.