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CTOnews.com May 29, Microsoft now confirms that Windows 11 23H2 will be released in the fall. 23H2 will be the second official major update of Windows 11, but it won't be as big as the 22H2 version, because Microsoft is already developing Windows 12, which is expected to be launched in the fall of 2024.

Existing users have found the presence of Windows 11 23H2 in some documents and Windows previews, such as references to "23H2" in Windows settings and Winver.

References to Windows 11 23H2 in the latest preview of ▲ (hidden) Microsoft also seems to be planning to use the "enable package" switch to turn on the hidden feature. This is fully in line with Microsoft's update strategy, which gives priority to functional quality over quantity. In other words, although the Windows 11 23H2 version is coming, you still need to get new features through Moment 4 configuration updates.

In terms of the features currently being tested, one of the most anticipated features of Windows 11 23H2 is the taskbar "never merge" mode. This feature allows each application window to be displayed separately in the taskbar instead of collapsing into an entire tab as it does now.

In addition, Windows 11 23H2 will bring modern designed file explorer, such as new address bar, search bar, enhanced Fluent Design elements, improved touch control, etc., and will integrate Microsoft 365functionality.

Of course, most of the features are already available in Dev and Canary versions, and interested users can refer to CTOnews.com 's previous report.

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