Microsoft released Windows 11 last year, and since then the company has been working on the first major update. Multiple reports now indicate that this update could arrive in September.
Windows 11 ‘s first major update, known as 22H2, is expected to arrive later this year, but Microsoft has yet to reveal an official release date. However, reports from The Verge and Windows Central now indicate that the first major revision of the company’s latest operating system could be available for users around the world as early as next month.
Indeed, both outlets are reporting that Windows 11 22H2 will start rolling out on September 20, based on unnamed sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans. Windows 11 owners can expect to see the update start appearing for download via Windows Update. But as usual, not everyone may have access to it at the same time since the deployment will be gradual.
The next major upgrade to Windows 11 will be available next month
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Microsoft had been testing many new features with its insiders for several months now. Windows 11 22H2 will include a few new security features (and new defaults for existing features). A redesigned Task Manager, new touchscreen gestures, and new window management features. As well as tweaks for the Start menu and the taskbar, among other things.
Other new features you should be excited about while waiting for the 22H2 version update include the Accessibility feature Voice Access and Live Captions, “Spotlight” wallpaper, and “Suggested Actions” feature when you copy numbers or dates, as well as the new instant layout bar.
The flagship feature of this update will be the addition of tabs in File Explorer. These make it possible to multiply the pages without opening new ones. Practical for users who opens a lot of file explorer windows. The file explorer will also benefit from a new opening page called “home”. On which one can find quick access to folders and other recently consulted documents. A new option for managing favorites and quick access to stored files on OneDrive.
