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Windows 11 is Microsoft's newest version of the Windows operating system, set to begin rolling out to compatible hardware on October 5. While Microsoft has announced the release date for Windows 11, the update will not be officially available on most devices until early 2022.
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Windows 11 to Receive Bug Fixes and New Enhancements
Prior to the release of Windows 11, Microsoft has confirmed that additional bug fixes and enhancements will be rolled out in the coming weeks. In the release notes for Build 22468, Microsoft noted that bug fixes are not tied to a specific release, so some improvements and bug fixes may appear in cumulative updates.
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For example, Microsoft is testing a new feature that allows users to view some statistics about VPN connections. Similarly, Mytour also receives a new option in settings to disable pop-up windows of recent searches when hovering over the search icon in the Windows taskbar.
Additionally, Microsoft is testing other bug fixes that will be released to users by the end of this year. For example, the company is exploring a new change that could improve the reliability of flyout windows when hovering over the search icon. Similarly, Microsoft has addressed an issue preventing recent files from appearing when searching for apps like Word.
For File Explorer, the software giant has implemented a change to reduce instances of context menu freezing when right-clicking on files in OneDrive, while also fixing an issue where the shruggie kaomoji ̄\_(ツ)_/ ̄ emoji displayed in the wrong position.
The following issues are also being addressed by Microsoft:
- An issue that may result in text rendering problems.
- An issue that may cause deleted apps to return after system restart.
Note that Microsoft is still testing these enhancements, and most changes will be rolled into Windows 11 version 21H2 later this year.
