Microsoft unexpectedly confirms big Windows 11 22H2 Moment 3 update

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When it comes to Windows updates, Windows 11 is completely different from Windows 10. While Windows 10 is updated with new features once a year, Windows 11 is updated regularly. In February 2023, the last major update, codenamed "Moment 2," came with a redesigned task manager and more.

Windows 11 has multiple major updates coming in later in 2023, at least in theory, and we know what to expect thanks to preview builds and references in those builds. The tech giant accidentally posted a support page for the upcoming Windows 11 version 22H2 "Moment 2" update.

Redacted documents seen by Windows Latest confirm the existence of "Moment 3," which is expected to ship in May or June. While editing the document, we took a screenshot of the page to confirm the leak.

Quoting Moment 3 Updated Edited Microsoft Documentation | Image Credit: WindowsLatest.com

It’s worth mentioning that the unedited document is still OK Find it on GitHub. That's because Microsoft's documentation is maintained on GitHub, and the unedited version can be viewed by reverting to the latest code commit.

The Moment 3 update for Windows 11 will be completed in the coming weeks. While the update is still in testing, we've been able to verify the features that may come with Moment 3.

An upcoming update to Windows 11 that was originally planned for Moment 2 in February but has been rescheduled for Moment 3 will reintroduce support for Taskbar Clock Seconds.

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New features in Windows 11 include the Access Keys feature in File Explorer. This feature is accessible via the context menu, which can be opened by right-clicking on the keyboard.

This menu displays keyboard shortcuts above everyday operations such as copy, cut, and paste, allowing users to trigger these operations with a simple keystroke.

New core dump feature in Task Manager

Other improvements include live core dumps in Task Manager. This is aimed more at developers than users, but it can help anyone diagnose problems quickly by using Task Manager to generate a live core dump.

• Start Menu: Microsoft renames "Recommended" to "Recommended for You." Aside from the rebrand, there are no other changes, at least for now.
• 2FA codes in notification toasts: You can now easily copy 2FA codes from notifications and paste them into your app or web browser. This is similar to Android's notification feature.
• The real-time subtitles function is getting better and better.
• Voice Access: Now supports more languages, faster and better.

As mentioned before, Moment 3 is still in development and more changes should appear in preview builds soon.

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