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After Microsoft previously pledged to enhance the quality of Windows 11 and address issues that users have consistently reflected, the company has most recently begun to release its first set of improvement plans, gradually releasing them through Windows Insider from March to April 2026.

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Microsoft attributed the change to the compilation and analysis of the fedback from users around the world over the past several months, which clearly reflects that users want Windows to run more fluid, stable and flexible than simply adding new features.

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One of the key highlights is bringing back the ability to relocate Taskbar. Users can choose to place it on the top, left or right of the screen, allowing more usability patterns to be adjusted according to their aptitude. Microsoft, meanwhile, also adapted new AI usability guidelines by reducing Copilot integrations in unnecessary apps such as Snipping Tools, Photos, Widgets and Notepad to reduce usability distractions.

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On the Windows Update side, it is less disturbing. Users can control more updates, such as skipping updates in the machine setup phase, running Restart or Shut down without installing updates, as well as staying updates longer and reducing automatic restarts.

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In addition, File Explorer has been improved to open faster, more slick and stable usage, while Widgets and News Feeds are set to be simpler and less disturbing, adding more user control options.

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Microsoft argues this is just the beginning of its Windows 11 development plan in 2026, gradually releasing further improvements based on feedback from users around the world.

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Source: techpowerup

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