Windows 11 25H2 Enablement Package & ISO Direct Download Links
The final version of Windows 11 25H2 (2025 Update) is officially here. If your PC is already running version 24H2, you don’t need to reinstall Windows — you can simply apply the Enablement Package (KB5054156) to switch over. For those on 23H2 or Windows 10, a full ISO is required.
In this guide, you’ll find the direct Microsoft download links for the eKB and ISO files, along with clear steps to install and fix common issues.
Microsoft Post:
KB5054156: Feature update to Windows 11, version 25H2 by using an enablement package
25H2 vs 24H2 – What’s the Difference?
- Both versions share the same core system.
- If you’re already on 24H2, the change to 25H2 is just a version switch via the eKB file.
- If you’re on 23H2 or Windows 10, you need the full ISO image to upgrade or clean install.
- No major new features are included — it’s more of a technical update for versioning and cumulative updates.
Option A: Upgrade with Enablement Package (24H2 → 25H2)
- Download the EKBKB5054156 (.msu file) for your device:
- Double-click the
.msufile. - Follow the on-screen instructions.
- Restart when prompted — your system will boot into Windows 11 25H2.
Tips2Fix:
– Run Windows Update first to install pending updates.
– Create a System Restore point before applying the update.
Option B: Install from ISO (24H2 / Windows 10 → 25H2)
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- English (United States):
– x64 Download (7.2 GB)
– ARM64 Download (6.8 GB) Download the ISO file for your system: - Other Languages (Full ISO List)
- English (United States):
- Mount the ISO in File Explorer → run
setup.exe. - Or create a bootable USB with Rufus for a clean installation.
Tips2Fix:
– Always back up your files.
– Free at least 20 GB of storage space.
– Disconnect unnecessary devices (USBs, printers, external drives) to avoid driver issues.
Known Issues & Quick Fixes
| Problem | Cause | Tips2Fix Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Update fails / rollback | Missing updates or drivers | Run DISM / SFC repair and retry. |
| Low disk space | ISO requires free storage | Use Storage Sense, delete temp files, or uninstall unused apps. |
| Drivers not working after upgrade | Old hardware drivers | Update from OEM website or roll back via Device Manager. |
| MSU won’t install | Wrong version or not admin | Check x64 vs ARM64, and run as Administrator. |
Release Details
- Release Date: September 30, 2025 (official rollout expected October Patch Tuesday).
- Build: ISO files are 26200.6584; cumulative updates will raise the build number later.
- Feature Set: Same as Windows 11 24H2 — no new features, but includes all recent updates and fixes.
Download the Tips2Fix Tool
This script is CMD-free, meaning it has a simple user interface.
- Download from the developer’s official page : https://github.com/tips2fix
New Script Updated:
Download Tips2Fix installer 1.0.2 - Original Script Used in the Video :
- Download Tips2Fix installer
- Extract the
.zipfile using built-in Windows extractor or 7-Zip - Inside the folder, buble-click on Run-Installer.bat
Step 4: Download the Windows 11 ISO from Microsoft
Go to the official Microsoft site:
👉 https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows11
To check your current language, run this in CMD:
DISM /Online /Get-Intl
Even if you don’t want to use CMD, you can copy and paste this line from my site.
Get Security Updates on Windows Updates Catalog:
https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Home.aspx
If it still fails, try my other video tutorials linked below the video or blog.
💡 Fix Boot Issues: Enable AHCI Mode in BIOS
To fix this, make sure AHCI is enabled in your BIOS. Here’s how:
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Restart your PC and enter BIOS (usually by pressing
DEL,F2, orF10when the system starts). -
Go to the Advanced, Storage, or SATA Configuration section (varies by motherboard).
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Find the setting called SATA Mode or Storage Mode.
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Change the value from IDE or RAID to AHCI.
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Save and exit BIOS.
After enabling AHCI, your system should boot into Windows 11 without problems.
How to Convert MBR to GPT Using Command Prompt
Follow these steps:
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Open Command Prompt as Administrator
PressStart, type cmd, right-click on Command Prompt and choose Run as administrator. -
Validate the Disk for Conversion
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Convert the Disk to GPT
