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3 Windows 11 tweaks you’ll want to change after the September update (opens the original)
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As part of the September 2026 update, Microsoft is giving users more control over some of Windows 11's most visible features. The update introduces several customization options that let you change how the desktop works and make some of the default experiences less intrusive. Once you install the update on your computer, you'll be able to move the Taskbar to the top of the screen, adjust the size of the Start menu, and disable web results from Windows Search. The options are part of Microsoft's
Microsoft finally seems to understand what Windows 11 got wrong about customization (opens the original)
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Windows 11 is finally starting to look less like the operating system Microsoft wanted everyone to use, and more like the experience users have been asking for. It might sound like an overstatement, but look at what the company has been changing lately. Microsoft is giving users more control over the context menu. It's bringing back the ability to move and resize the Taskbar. It's giving users more control over the Start menu. And across the experience, the company continues to modernize legacy
I went through the latest Windows 11 Insider builds for August and found 8 changes that actually improve the OS (opens the original)
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In early August, Insiders didn't get off to a good start with previews, as the company didn't release any Windows 11 builds in the main testing channels, including Experimental and Beta, for more than 15 days. However, on August 17, Microsoft made five preview builds available across different channels and testing versions, with new features and changes. In this latest wave of previews, the company began public testing of a new fully customizable context menu. It also rolled out improvements for
Five years into Windows 11, these three classic Windows tools are long overdue for a modern redesign (opens the original)
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Microsoft is finally paying more attention to some of the oldest parts of Windows 11, and I hope it doesn't stop with the obvious ones. For years, the operating system has had a strange split personality. Some parts of the system look and feel as if they were designed specifically for Windows 11, while others still feel like they were carried over from much older versions. But that's slowly starting to change. Microsoft has been modernizing parts of Windows 11 for years, gradually updating inter
From launch to today: Windows 11 in 2026 shows how far Microsoft has pushed the OS in 5 years (opens the original)
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When Microsoft made the launch of Windows 11 back in October 2021, the company touted it as the biggest visual redesign of the operating system in years. The centered Start menu, redesigned Taskbar, rounded corners, and refreshed interface gave the system a cleaner, more modern look while introducing new productivity features like Snap Layouts and a redesigned Microsoft Store. Although the operating system now looked fresh and modern, the first release left plenty of room for improvement. A lot
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