You won’t find the update’s name anywhere in the system, but each release, like Windows 10, receives an identification number. This time around, the feature update is known as version 22H2, which reflects the year (22) and part of the year (H2 or second half) that indicates when the company plans to roll it out. To confirm the version of Windows 11 22H2 installed on your device, you can use the “winver” command and the “About” settings page. This guide will teach you the steps to confirm if Windows 11 22H2 is already installed on your computer. (See also this video tutorial with the steps highlighting this process on the Pureinfotech channel.)
Check if Windows 11 22H2 is installed from winver Check if Windows 11 22H2 is installed from Settings
Check if Windows 11 22H2 is installed from winver
To check whether Windows 11 22H2 is installed on your device, use these steps: If the dialog shows “Version 21H2” along with “OS Build 22621.xxx” or a higher build number, then that’s another way to confirm the computer has the Windows 11 2022 Update installed.
Check if Windows 11 22H2 is installed from Settings
To confirm that you have Windows 11 22H2 installed from the Settings app, use these steps: If the “About” page shows the “22H2” number and the build number is equal to or higher than “22621.xxx,” then you are running version 22H2.
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