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Windows 11 upgrade to postal computers takes a holiday hiatus

The rollout of the Windows 11 operating system to ACE desktop and laptop computers has been paused for the holiday season and will resume in January.

Employees and contractors will receive emails from IT Communications Central when it is time to upgrade their computer. The installation will take place automatically, but the upgrade can also be initiated manually.

The installation will take two to four hours and will not affect any files stored on the ACE workstation.

Instructional videos and more information can be found at the Get Started with Windows 11 SharePoint site.

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