Win11 HotPatch
Reduce disruption while staying secure
This video shows how Windows hotpatch enables you to:
- Apply security updates with minimal device restarts to support productivity
- Gain clearer visibility and control using AutoPatch, Microsoft Intune, or group policy
- Maintain compliance with reporting on the current update status
Watch this video to see how Windows 11 supports patching at scale.
What is Windows HotPatch?
Windows HotPatch is a feature in Windows 11 designed for enterprise environments that allows security updates to be installed and take effect in the background. This process minimizes the need for device restarts, helping users maintain productivity while ensuring security compliance.
How do I manage HotPatch policies?
You can manage HotPatch policies through Microsoft Intune or group policy settings. This provides greater visibility and control over the update process, allowing you to enroll devices in the Auto Patch quality update policy.
What are the benefits of using HotPatch?
HotPatch enables seamless patching at scale, which means you can update hundreds or thousands of devices with minimal disruption to business operations. This leads to fewer interruptions, faster compliance, and an improved security posture, ultimately enhancing the employee experience.
Win11 HotPatch
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