I had the same problem with one of my Windows VMs.
I found some group policy commands here in the forum that resolve the issue for me.
1) in the search box type GPEDIT, on the top open group Administrative Templates, then Windows Components, scroll down to Windows Updates, then Manage updates offered from Windows update
2) On the right use Select target Feature Update version
3) On the popup select radio button Enables, then enter Windows 11 (with the space) in the first fielld, and 24H2 in field Target Version, then click Apply
4) I also enabled Disable safeguards for Feature Updates, but was not sure if I needed it.
5) close the windows
6) in the search box enter GPUPDATE /force, when it is done shut down the VM and restart again
No run system update again and check if you get the 24H2 update
I had the same problem with one of my Windows VMs.
I found some group policy commands here in the forum that resolve the issue for me.
1) in the search box type GPEDIT, on the top open group Administrative Templates, then Windows Components, scroll down to Windows Updates, then Manage updates offered from Windows update
2) On the right use Select target Feature Update version
3) On the popup select radio button Enables, then enter Windows 11 (with the space) in the first fielld, and 24H2 in field Target Version, then click Apply
4) I also enabled Disable safeguards for Feature Updates, but was not sure if I needed it.
5) close the windows
6) in the search box enter GPUPDATE /force, when it is done shut down the VM and restart again
No run system update again and check if you get the 24H2 update
Didn't work for me ... all it did was change my Windows Enterprise to a Windows Pro but still 23H2I had the same problem with one of my Windows VMs.
I found some group policy commands here in the forum that resolve the issue for me.
1) in the search box type GPEDIT, on the top open group Administrative Templates, then Windows Components, scroll down to Windows Updates, then Manage updates offered from Windows update
2) On the right use Select target Feature Update version
3) On the popup select radio button Enables, then enter Windows 11 (with the space) in the first fielld, and 24H2 in field Target Version, then click Apply
4) I also enabled Disable safeguards for Feature Updates, but was not sure if I needed it.
5) close the windows
6) in the search box enter GPUPDATE /force, when it is done shut down the VM and restart again
No run system update again and check if you get the 24H2 update
I ended up deleting the entire VM and re-installing it. Mind you, as I have a Windows Enterprise license (which Parallels does NOT configure), I had to manually link my device to EntraID and then sign in manually with my E5 license. In the end I now have an activated Win11 Enterprise License 24H2 ...Philip did you ever get it working? I made the changes as well and Windows update still isnt recognizing any updates even though I still have 22h2.
Was working very well for me (Installation need only 2 loops, because first installation was failing after 30%)I had the same problem with one of my Windows VMs.
I found some group policy commands here in the forum that resolve the issue for me.
1) in the search box type GPEDIT, on the top open group Administrative Templates, then Windows Components, scroll down to Windows Updates, then Manage updates offered from Windows update
2) On the right use Select target Feature Update version
3) On the popup select radio button Enables, then enter Windows 11 (with the space) in the first fielld, and 24H2 in field Target Version, then click Apply
4) I also enabled Disable safeguards for Feature Updates, but was not sure if I needed it.
5) close the windows
6) in the search box enter GPUPDATE /force, when it is done shut down the VM and restart again
No run system update again and check if you get the 24H2 update