Windows 11 has reason to rejoice, as Microsoft has introduced an important update for the beta channel: KB5037008 (Build 22635.3570). This version comes to significantly improve two essential components of the system: File Explorer and Task Manager.
One of the most innovative features introduced in File Explorer is the option to duplicate files, a much awaited and requested feature by users. Previously, you had to use Vivetool to enable this feature, but now Microsoft has included it directly in the Windows 11 operating system. It allows users to create copies of open folders with a simple right-click, a major improvement over the methods previous.
File Explorer also gets other improvements, including a fix for a memory leak that occurred while accessing archive folders. Desktop icon spacing has also been adjusted, and the Home section now loads faster, eliminating frustrations caused by delays or unintended drop-down menus.
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As for Task Manager, this update brings significant changes to the display of RAM speed, which is now presented in MT/s, giving a clearer picture of actual performance. The sort function has also been improved to facilitate more efficient process management, allowing for faster release.
Issues with resizing the Task Manager window have also been fixed, and Microsoft has also fixed the bug that prevented the “Safely Remove Hardware” option when Task Manager was open. These fixes underscore Microsoft’s commitment to providing a flawless user experience.
Accessibility improvements are also notable and demonstrate Microsoft’s desire to make Windows 11 accessible to all users. The full list of improvements and fixes is available on Microsoft’s announcement page, providing additional details about this exciting update.
For enthusiasts waiting for additional features such as 7z and TAR archive support, Microsoft suggests using Vivetool for temporary activation or waiting for the future release on the Beta channel. This feature, carried over from the 24H2 version, is likely to be included in future updates, thus strengthening Windows 11 as a robust and adaptable platform to the needs of its users.
This post was last modified on May 4, 2024, 5:01 PM 5:01 PM
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