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Today is April 30th. I originally thought Microsoft would release a new update at 11 AM, but it didn't. I'm currently using a laptop running Windows 11 version 25H2. On April 14th, Microsoft released KB5083769 (Operating System Components 26200.8246 and 26100.8246) and KB5082417 (.NET Framework), which I successfully received and updated.
However, Microsoft hasn't released any new updates since then. Based on their usual update schedule, the cumulative update for April was expected to be released on April 29th (April 30th in Taiwan), but it hasn't been released yet.
Answer accepted by question author
That is correct, there was no preview update released near the end of April, this happens some months when the Microsoft engineers are working to fix problems on their servers, currently they are dealing with problems with Outlook, Teams and Copilot.
The last time this happened, the Preview update was not released at the end of the month, it was released in the first week of the next month, so, it is possible we may get that update next week before the May monthly update.
