After the release of Windows 11, the removal of the obstacles to hardware upgrades, not to mention, in terms of its control experience alone, has been repeatedly criticized, which has also made many users hope for this year's big update, that is, version 22H2.
It is reported that version 22H2 will include new Start Menu options, a better taskbar, an improved context menu, a file explorer with labels, performance enhancements, bug fixes, and more.
Microsoft will test multiple version of the feature update at the same time within the Insider community, and the 23H2 version is now in development. The current situation is that the development cycle for the 22H2 version of Windows 11 is nearing completion, and final testing is expected to be completed in the coming months. Meanwhile, the company has already started work on the 23H2 version.
The build number will be different when the new version of Windows 11x is released to the development channel, but it's one of the signs that seems to imply that users will soon start testing the first new features of next year's update.
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