Windows 11's 26H2 update could trigger the rollout of delayed features
If you've been annoyed that you still haven't got a Windows 11 feature that was rolled out earlier this year, you might be in luck.
Microsoft's Windows 11 26H2 update has been rolled out, and while it may not bring new features, it could activate previously delayed functionality on users' PCs. The update is described as a "small enablement package" that minimizes disruption and helps maintain security, productivity, and system updates. This means that features such as faster app loading, taskbar repositioning, and Start menu changes previously rolled out through monthly servicing updates may now be enabled on Windows 11 systems through the 26H2 update.
However, it is advised to proceed with caution due to the potential for unforeseen bugs, and it is recommended to monitor for any issues before updating.
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