In the latest update for Windows 11, designated as KB5058411, Microsoft has rolled out a suite of enhancements alongside essential security fixes. This update brings a fresh wave of features designed to elevate user experience and productivity.
AI-Powered Search and Enhanced File Explorer
Among the standout improvements is the integration of AI into Windows Search. Users can now leverage “natural language” queries, allowing for a more intuitive search experience when locating documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and images. This advancement marks a significant step towards making information retrieval more user-friendly and efficient.
File Explorer has also received notable upgrades. Users can now access Microsoft 365 content directly within File Explorer, although this feature requires a subscription to the service. Additionally, the performance of File Explorer has been enhanced, with faster file opening and ZIP archive unpacking times. Aesthetic changes include darker shades of blue and green in the interface, providing a refreshed visual appeal.
Refinements and Bug Fixes
The update also addresses user feedback by removing the controversial blue background for desktop shortcuts, a change that many users had requested. Furthermore, a variety of bug fixes have been implemented, which should contribute to a more stable operating environment and reduce the likelihood of encountering “blue screen” errors.
For those running Windows 11 24H2, the KB5058411 update is set to download and install automatically. If it hasn’t appeared yet, users can initiate a manual check through Windows Update to ensure they are equipped with the latest features and improvements.
Further reading: Windows 11 24H2 is now auto-downloading on PCs
This article was originally published in our sister publication PC för Alla and has been translated and localized from Swedish.
