Microsoft appears to be preparing to push the next Windows 11 feature update, otherwise known as Windows 11 24H2, to PCs beginning next month. Paul Thurrott sniffed out the release date on this Microsoft post,

In total, there are 30 elevation of privilege flaws, 4 security feature bypass flaws, 23 remote code execution flaws, 11 information disclosure flaws, 8 denial of service flaws and 3 spoofing flaws. Fortunately, they’ve now all been patched by Microsoft.

CISA has mandated Windows PCs be updated by October 7, which is three weeks from now. As ever, the formal mandate applies to federal employees, but many other public and private organizations follow CISA’s mandates, given its remit “to help every organization better manage vulnerabilities and keep pace with threat activity.”

Windows 11’s latest update boosts gaming performance for some AMD users, but others are seemingly facing crashes and glitches.