Microsoft keeps bringing new updates that end up bringing drastic changes to the system. No doubt these iterations improve the firmware and make it more reliable than before. However, this time the company is planning huge additions such as new Start menu folders and efficient tools with the upcoming Windows 11 update.
According to the new reports, the upcoming Windows 11 update will be quite big as it will contain several new features, and one of them would be the new Start menu folders. This update might keep its legs in the mainstream platform on September 20.
So far, Microsoft has been working on the new Windows 11 update for a long time. The company briefly said that it has implemented an effective set of features for the internal system. As a result, it will improve the overall user experience and make task-oriented functions more efficient.
What’s new with the update?
Windows 11 update will come with build version 22H2. It will bring many tweaks and tugs for the system. For example, advanced apps folders in the Start menu, drag and drop to the taskbar, new touch gestures and animations.
Along with this, the company will also add an accessibility feature – Live Captions. Hence, this feature will be a help for those who are facing hearing impairment. Similarly, we will also find the Voice Access tool that will allow the user to control his PC using his voice.
Additionally, the company will revamp the taskbar with a new dark mode addition. Ultimately, users will find a better layout with a command bar. Coming soon, there will be an efficient mode to make apps consume resources.
On the other hand, the company is also working on File Explorer tabs. However, it is something exceptional and will arrive a little late from the new update. Still, there are a few new tweaks such as suggested actions features and other optimizations that will take place in File Explorer.
At the moment, things are not working precisely. But there is a high chance of grabbing the new Windows 11 update on September 20.
(Source)
