Microsoft released Windows 11 22H2 in September this year and now the Moment 1 update with more features has been released to more system users. It brings several functions announced by the Redmond company such as tabs in File Explorer and many other improvements.
Tabs in File Explorer arrive as visual enhancements to the app, which can now open folders in new tabs as if they were links in the browser. You can also drag files between tabs to move them around without using the context menus. The home screen allows you to pin frequently accessed folders and files.
Jumping now to the Taskbar we now have a new design when it gets full. Windows shows a frame with 3 dots that, when clicked, displays the other programs running.
Another detail required by many was the shortcut to open the Task Manager, which can now be opened via the right-click menu on the Taskbar.
Finally, Windows 11 will still have suggested actions when selecting dates, phone numbers, email addresses, links, and more. With them, the system will suggest applications that can use this information to call someone, send an email, open the browser and much more. Unfortunately this feature is limited to some regions and languages ​​for now.
Windows 11 22H2 Moment 1 update is gradually being released to system users. To check if it is already available, go to Settings > Windows Update > Check for updates.
