The 22H2 update brings lots of features and improvement, design overhauls, and fixes to the little things that Windows users were accustomed to in the past versions of the operating system.

Let’s have a brief rundown of some of the significant changes in Windows 11 22H2 Update, shall we?

Improvements on Windows Update

Microsoft from here on will roll out significantly smaller download size of feature updates. The company also plans to ship new features without the need for major OS upgrade. In other words, Windows 11 gets new features more frequently outside of annual feature updates.

File Explorer tabs

Users can now have tabs inside the File Explorer that resembles a browser navigation. This comes in handy to potentially reduce the number of open windows when pressing Alt + Tab, because all multiple tabs with different folders can now be opened within File Explorer itself.

Although, this feature is yet to come in October.

Redesigned Task Manager

Like the Windows 11’s Photos app, the Task Manager is also getting overhaul to match the overall look and feel of the OS.

Improved Touch Navigation

Those with 2-in-1 PCs or tablets will have a better navigation experience. Gestures are now added, like swiping up brings the Start Menu, swipe right further and it’ll open the app list.

More Customizable Start Menu

The old is new again. Users can now rearrange app icons into folders and can also customize how much space will the Pinned apps or Recommended apps should take.

Fixed Taskbar Drag and Drop

This simple task was removed in the initial release of Windows 11, which made some workflows disrupted. The ability to drag and drop files into taskbar icons is finally back.

Image/ John Cable | Microsoft

Windows 11’s 22H2 update rolls out in waves to ensure smooth upgrade process for all eligible Windows 11 systems.

While Windows 10 users still have the choice to upgrade to Windows 11 for free.

Click here to read Windows 11 blog post for more details on Version 22H2.

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