Details of Windows 7 25H2 were leaked

Microsoft is working on the new Windows 11 25H2 update for its operating system. The company’s internal documents show that the main focus will be on fixing existing defects and adding new features. However, it is still unclear what the Copyle Smart Assistant will play in this update.

Redmond software giant is seriously developing a new update for Windows 7. One of the most important changes will be to fix an annoying problem that would have unintentionally print the text -containing USB printers connected to the IP network. So far, this update has not chosen an official name for itself, but according to the usual naming process, it is likely to be known as Windows 11 25H2.

According to the official announcement, Microsoft is seeking to fix a number of technical problems. In addition to the printers’ objection, the problem that occurs when Windows 7 resets to factory settings will also be resolved. This problem affects the Bild 2 version and is mistakenly displayed with the number 2.

Microsoft is also developing and adding new capabilities as it fixes these shortcomings. In the new “About” in the settings, users can view important CPU or RAM hardware information. Microsoft said the feature provides new and fast information about the device’s hardware for new users.

The new feature of the virtual keyboard mode, which is now capable of imitating the layout of a gamepad, will be interesting. This feature can be very useful, especially for Surface tablets that are often used through the touch screen.

Instead of presenting all the capabilities at once, Microsoft will add new features to the system over time. In other words, users should not expect these new features immediately after fixing the bugs.

There is still no certain confidence that this update will be a completely new version (called selenium password) or a modified version of 24H2 (called Grinium Code). But given the history of previous Windows 7 updates, the 25h2 version is likely to be released from September to November 6.