In approximately two weeks, Microsoft is set to unveil December’s Patch Tuesday, heralding the arrival of a fresh suite of bug fixes and security updates for Windows 11. This update, part of the 24H2 version, promises to be particularly noteworthy as it marks the company’s final release of the year.
Noteworthy Features on the Horizon
According to reports from Windows Latest, users can anticipate a variety of significant enhancements with this update. One of the standout features will be the option to modify the layout of the date and time displayed in the taskbar, catering to those who favor a more compact design.
Additionally, the update will expand the jump list options found in context menus. For instance, right-clicking on the Screenshot tool icon will now present users with timer options, allowing them to capture screenshots after a delay of 3, 5, or 10 seconds. This enhancement is expected to extend across numerous system applications within the Start menu, enriching user experience.
For enthusiasts of RGB devices, such as keyboards and mice, the upcoming update will introduce a streamlined Dynamic Lighting page within the Settings menu. This feature will enable users to easily adjust and manage all compatible RGB devices from a single interface.
Moreover, Task Manager is set to receive interface improvements that will provide clearer details about connected storage devices. Users will find it easier to identify the type of SSD or HDD in use and monitor their performance metrics.
Despite the challenges faced by Windows 11 24H2 since its rollout began in October, there is cautious optimism that this concluding update of the year will effectively address lingering issues and enhance overall functionality. As the release date approaches, many are hopeful for a smoother experience ahead.
Further reading: What you must know about Windows 11 24H2
This article originally appeared on our sister publication PC för Alla and was translated and localized from Swedish.
