Microsoft constantly adds new features and tweaks to Windows. While a lot of these are well-received, some updates make the user experience worse, like the Windows 11 25H2 Start Menu overhaul. Regardless, I’m always curious to test out new Windows features as soon as they’re available. The only catch is that Windows doesn’t roll out new features to everyone all at once. Instead, these updates happen in a phased manner, and it’s downright conspiratorial how I always end up in the last group to receive them.
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