The latest update for Windows 11 is here, bringing with it a subtle yet potentially impactful change for you and your team.
Microsoft has cleverly positioned its AI assistant, Copilot, right within easy reach on the taskbar. Specifically, it's nestled on the far right, in the section we often refer to as the ‘system tray area’. This means no more playing hide and seek for that handy button.
If you're thinking Copilot isn't quite your cup of tea, that's perfectly fine. It's a breeze to remove it from the taskbar if you prefer. However, having an AI assistant readily available could significantly enhance your productivity. We suggest trying it out before deciding it's not for you.
Before you dash off to see if your Copilot has indeed moved, let's delve a bit deeper into this update.
This rollout, known as Patch KB5034765 (quite the memorable name, right?), has been gradually reaching users over recent weeks. It's not just about aesthetic adjustments; the update is also filled with essential security enhancements and bug resolutions. One notable fix addresses an issue with Explorer.exe, which was causing some computers to hang when rebooting with a game controller connected. While this might seem irrelevant to your business operations, it's always good to be informed.
Additionally, Microsoft has resolved a delay with the Narrator's announcements, enhancing the experience for users reliant on screen reading technology.
At first glance, this update might appear minor, but it's these refinements that can smooth out your daily operations and prevent unnecessary disruptions for your team.
Has your organization made the leap to Windows 11 yet? Our experts can evaluate your current infrastructure and offer advice on whether an upgrade would be beneficial or if sticking with Windows 10 is your best bet.
Feel free to reach out to Black Bear MSSP for a comprehensive tech audit. We're here to ensure your IT setup is as efficient and effective as possible.
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