Microsoft announced its Unified Update Platform (UUP) for local deployment last October; a few days ago it announced that the first UUP local update will be released on March 28. Microsoft said that the UUP update method can reduce the download volume by 30% and further shorten the upgrade time.
Microsoft today also said that in addition to Windows updates, the UUP update method will also work for.
Microsoft program manager Anton Fontanov published a blog post on Microsoft Tech Community.
"We have switched to a Unified Update Platform (UUP) approach for pushing updates to the .NET Framework. Users of the Win11 Version 22H2 feature update can automatically ensure your .NET Framework is up to date via Windows Update. This means one less reboot. Another advantage of the UUP method is that users have control over optional and preview updates to the . Users can now find upcoming updates on the Settings > Windows Update > Advanced Options > Optional Updates "NET Framework updates for Windows 11 version 22H2 will be available soon on the Settings > Windows Update > Advanced Options > Optional Updates page. Prior to this change, you may have checked for updates by clicking the Check for Updates button on the Settings > Windows Update page. This will automatically install the preview version of the .NET Framework update and cause your device to restart. This improvement provides better visibility and control over the adoption of the latest optional preview ."
