Microsoft is making Windows settings backup the default in the 26H2 release.

The article says the change is meant to sync preferences and ease moves to new PCs.

It says users have long complained about manual backups and profile restores.

Configuration management should need less hands-on work after the update, the piece says.

Coverage also points to a Windows 11 26H2 update aimed at parts people dislike most.

A separate report card looks at six months of Microsoft’s promise of a better Windows 11.

The article says enterprises will review how automatic sync fits their security rules.

It says clear notice of what is stored and synced matters for user trust.

A rollout date beyond the 26H2 label is not given.

Read the full article on Windows settings backup in 26H2.