Microsoft gives you the chance to jump the queue and roll the dice on Windows 11 updates

Windows 11 just received an optional update where Microsoft has made a small but important change to the way updates themselves work.

With patch KB5025305 (opens in new tab), there’s now a switch to flick that allows you to ask for your PC to be prioritized – put at the front of the queue – for non-security updates. Meaning updates that add features (like Microsoft’s new Moments, for example – we still loathe that name) as opposed to those applying fixes to shore up security flaws.