Windows 10’s November 2021 Update is Here Microsoft has released the Windows 10 November 2021 Update, which is available to download now. The update includes a number of new features and improvements, including a new task manager and a redesigned settings experience. The task manager has been redesigned to make it easier to manage your tasks and track your progress. You can now see all of your open tasks in one place, as well as the time remaining on each one. You can also see which tasks are currently running in the background, and how much memory they are using. The settings experience has been redesigned to make it easier to find the information you need. The new layout includes sections for General, Display, Audio, Camera, Security & Privacy, and System. You can also find new features such as Dark Mode and Fluent Design support. The update also includes several other improvements and bug fixes. For example, you now have more control over how notifications are displayed on your screen, and you can disable individual notifications from appearing in future updates. ..
It’s official: the Windows 10 November 2021 update, codenamed 21H2, has arrived. And while it doesn’t bring very much in the way of new features, some people can still download it to your Windows 10 PC right now.
As far as getting the update is concerned, Microsoft is rolling it out gradually. First, select PCs running Windows 10 version 2004 or later. From there, other PCs running Windows 10 will receive the update.
In terms of features, there’s not too much to be excited about, especially when you compare the list to what was originally expected to be in the update. That’s because Microsoft took most of the new features and brought them to Windows 11 instead.
If you’re looking to get the update, you can follow the standard Windows Update procedure. Head to Settings, then “Update & Security,” followed by “Windows Update,” and finally click “Check for updates.”
Microsoft has announced a slower release cadence for Windows 10 updates from now on, so after this feature update, we won’t see another released until late 2022. This should create a better experience since Windows 10 users won’t need to download significant updates as frequently, especially when so few new features are coming.
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