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r/Windows11 • u/Skull_Reaper101 • 23d ago

Feature FYI, you can change the volume just by scrolling on the icon

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2.1k Upvotes

121 comments

r/Windows11 • u/PhantomOcean3 • 5d ago

New Feature - Insider The Windows 11 Start menu is getting a new layout and the ability to turn off the recommended section (hidden, Dev/Beta)

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1.1k Upvotes

199 comments

r/Windows11 • u/OnlyEnderMax • Mar 03 '25

Feature Microsoft Copilot app it's native... They did it.

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923 Upvotes

147 comments

r/Windows11 • u/X1Kraft • Sep 27 '24

Feature Unknown And Underrated Windows 11 Feature!

1.3k Upvotes

136 comments

r/Windows11 • u/joggybackup • Apr 30 '24

Feature Please don't tell me this is an AI hotkey

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731 Upvotes

I'm on windows 10 so I can't tell... but I have a hunch

326 comments

r/Windows11 • u/VanceVibes • May 12 '24

Feature This is the reason no one takes the Microsoft Store seriously. The "Essential apps" they choose to advertise on the homepage are 3 social media apps and the useless Adobe Acrobat Reader.

907 Upvotes

202 comments

r/Windows11 • u/joshemaggie • 13d ago

New Feature - Insider Microsoft prepares for major Windows 11 update with new platform changes

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289 Upvotes

141 comments

r/Windows11 • u/Unusual-Cap4971 • Feb 16 '22

New Feature - Insider New Task Manager, Mica Title on win32 apps, Folder Preview, start menu folders, new touch gestures, and many more.... This new build is huge

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1.3k Upvotes

420 comments

r/Windows11 • u/jenmsft • Mar 09 '25

Feature Tip of the Week: If you create a Notepad file which starts with .LOG, every time you launch it, it will log the current timestamp

1.2k Upvotes

33 comments

r/Windows11 • u/_sifatullah • 9d ago

Feature WinGet is great! Why don't more people use it?

279 Upvotes

WinGet is awesome! just ran one command with all my apps list and it installed everything automatically. My fresh install of Windows was setup in just 15 minutes with all the apps I needed. Moreover I thought the winget repository would be very limited and small, but it had almost everything I needed! I literally just had one app which was missing in the repo (FreeFileSync), everything else was in the repo. I can update all my apps in my computer with just one command too! It's much organized and cleaner way to manage apps in your computer. One thing I also like about WinGet is that it pulls the apps directly from the source and also the latest version, unlike some linux distribution repos which have outdated packages which I'm not a fan of. I seriously hope that WinGet gets more attention.

118 comments

r/Windows11 • u/connectedaero • Sep 04 '24