Windows 11 22H2 will get more new features, multiple 'Moment' updates planned

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There are reports that Microsoft plans to release a new Windows version every three years like it did in the Windows Vista and Windows 7 era. However, Microsoft doesn't want Windows 11 to become dull or dull. Microsoft wants to keep Windows 11 updated with "moments" and some "feature" updates.

Microsoft has reportedly canceled the original Sun Valley 3 project and Windows 11 will receive Windows 11 23H2 based on the existing version 22H2, similar to the Windows 10 Support Pack update. Microsoft hopes to release a new version of Windows (Windows 12? We don’t know yet) in 2024.

We already know that Microsoft plans to use cumulative updates to release new features into production from the main development channel. Windows 11 22H2 (Windows 11 2022 Update) has received its first big update, "Moment 1," which comes with some new features, including tabs and an updated sidebar in File Explorer.

Even before the second major update to Windows 11 22H2 (internally dubbed "Moment 2") arrives, Microsoft is already preparing smaller updates for Moment 3 and Moment 4 to bring more updates to the operating system. Multifunction.

New taskbar animation, coming with Moment 2?

The upcoming Moments update will bring features that have been tested in the second half of 2022. With Microsoft's development team taking a break for the most part, Moment 2 is set to arrive in early 2023, and taskbar clock seconds support is one of the noteworthy feature improvements that will come with it.

Some features like the Microsoft account-free widget board are available independently through the Microsoft Store and Windows Update.

Windows 11 Build 25262 is one of the latest updates and includes references to “Moment 3” (Test ID – MTestUx14) and “Moment 4” (Test ID – MTestUx15). For those who don’t know, test ID “39145991” represents Windows 11 22H2 Moment 1 (the update that brings tabs to File Explorer), and MTestUx13 represents the upcoming Moment 2 version.

It’s worth noting that you can try out some of these features on your PC if you sign up for the Windows Insider program, which allows you to test new features and improvements before they are rolled out to the public. If you can't wait to see some of the improvements coming to Windows 11, you can join the program's development channel and test everything out right away.

We don’t know if there will be an event or announcement highlighting Windows 11 features anytime soon, but we could learn more about the future of the operating system between March and May.

Unfortunately, Microsoft still has no public roadmap on what Windows 11 will get, such as plans for Moment 3 and 4 updates, and how the upcoming updates will benefit everyone.

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