It's that time of year again: Microsoft is determined to push out its latest and greatest iteration of Windows 11 to users, either very slowly but automatically or fairly quickly, if you're a determined early adopter. Let's break down what to expect and give you the resources you need to get Windows 11 updated, should you please.
First, it's important to clarify that you actually have two early access releases to choose from at the time of writing — not just one. The easiest is acquiring the "Moment 4 (Version 22H2) Update", since all you need to do is opt into the Windows Insider Program so you can test the latest Windows Insider Preview builds with a few clicks inside your existing Windows install.
