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As of today, the enablement package for 26H2 no longer has insider restrictions attached to it. That means you can now use it to update a regular 25H2 install to 26H2, even if you are not enrolled in any of the insider/preview channels. Risk is minimal since 24H2, 25H2, and 26H2 all share the same underlying code.
I would recommend updating to 26200.9278 first, which is the "preview" version of 25H2 that was released today, available to anyone who toggles the "Get the latest updates as soon as they're available" option in Windows Update. Installing the enablement package will convert your 26200 (25H2) install to 26300 (26H2) after a quick reboot.
https://gotnorice.com/Windows11.0-KB5121794-x64.zip
I would recommend updating to 26200.9278 first, which is the "preview" version of 25H2 that was released today, available to anyone who toggles the "Get the latest updates as soon as they're available" option in Windows Update. Installing the enablement package will convert your 26200 (25H2) install to 26300 (26H2) after a quick reboot.
https://gotnorice.com/Windows11.0-KB5121794-x64.zip