<ul><li>Microsoft has finally lifted a compatibility block preventing some Windows 11 users from upgrading to the latest version of the OS because they had certain third-party wallpaper apps installed.</li><li>These wallpaper apps were causing errors, glitches, and issues with desktop icons and virtual desktops in Windows 11 24H2.</li><li>Microsoft has marked these problems as fixed in a Windows 11 release health status update, allowing users to install the 24H2 update.</li><li>However, the compatibility block is gradually being removed and the resolution may still depend on the timing of app updates by their developers.</li></ul>

Couldn’t install Windows 11 24H2 because of your wallpaper? Microsoft has finally lifted blocks on upgrades due to customization apps – with some catches

Couldn’t install Windows 11 24H2 because of your wallpaper? Microsoft has finally lifted blocks on upgrades due to customization apps – with some catches

Discover more