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Prior to upgrading to Windows Server 2022,

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you're going to want to make sure you have all the latest updates done.

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So you go down to the Start button,

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click on Settings, and then we're going to go to

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where it says Update & Security.

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Next, we're going to click on Check for updates, and you want to

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make sure that those updates are downloading.

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If it turns out that your updates have been paused,

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you can click on the pause button and choose to unpause that

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so that way the updates happen right away.

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It found a lot of different updates, so it's running

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those updates right now. When it's done,

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it may restart.

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If it doesn't, you can go back in, check again,

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make sure all the updates have been done.

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And once it says that you no longer have any additional updates needed,

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then you'll know the updates have been completed, and you can go ahead and

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upgrade to Windows Server 2022. By upgrading to the latest builds and

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patches on a Windows 2019 server, your 2022 upgrade will have a much better chance of success without issues.