If you are a Windows 11 Enterprise or Education customer with organization-managed devices -- or a domain-joined Windows Pro user -- and you want more control of when to get these updates, you are in luck. These interim feature updates will ship off by default for those running Enterprise and Education. Administrators will be able to create a Group Policy/Mobile Device Management policy that allows users to turn on these features as a set (not individually). Microsoft officials said they will be publishing documentation about these features and publicizing their arrival dates ahead of time. By the time of the next annual feature update, these new features will be turned on automatically.Update: But wait, there's a caveat. Microsoft has decided that the feature drop rolling out in November (with Tabbed File Explorer) is going to be considered part of the 22H2 update and not a separate entity, which means this set of features won't be off by default for Enterprise/Education customers. These features will be on by default. After that, Microsoft will resume with its aforementioned strategy.