A few days ago, we reported on Microsoft’s attempt to introduce a new wallpaper sticker feature and tablet mode improvements for the Windows 11 operating system.
Earlier today, someone shared improvements related to the taskbar and Windows 11’s start of pop-up alerts for users of unsupported PCs. Now, we’re seeing yet another surprise in the new build of Windows 11 – the Task Manager ushered in more features.
FireCubeStudios broke the news on Twitter that it found new content in the recently pushed Dev Channel (Build 22543) compiled version, and it looks like Microsoft is adding more functional options to the task manager.
It can be seen that the main changes brewing in the Windows 11 Task Manager are the addition of sections on the home page dedicated to “Application Health” and Stay Healthy, in addition to adding more options related to launching applications.
Of course, the above changes are most likely not the final style. After all, from the statement of the Windows 11 development team, there is still room for further improvement. Combined with the revelation that Microsoft is redesigning a task manager for Windows 11, which was implied in the earlier Build 22538 compiled version, the variables in the second half of the year are still quite large.