What's new in Windows 11 23H2? Let's take a quick look into all things new!!!
Posted: Thu Feb 29, 2024 10:26 pm
Greetings, KNIGHTS,
I'm glad to see you again. In this post, I'm going to share with you some exciting news that affects all Windows users on laptops and PCs.
Microsoft has recently begun to deploy the latest version of Windows 11, which is the Windows 11 23H2. These are the major software updates that focus on the features of Windows, and they release them every six months...
In this blog post, we will explore some of the new features and improvements that Microsoft has introduced in the Windows 11 23H2 update. We will also see how we can use Copilot, a powerful AI assistant, to help us with our tasks and projects on Windows 11.
Microsoft has integrated Copilot, a feature that was previously available on Edge browser, into Windows 11. Copilot is an AI assistant that can help you with various tasks, such as searching the web, writing emails, creating documents, and more. Copilot uses Chat GPT, a natural language processing model, to understand your requests and generate relevant responses. You can access Copilot by pressing the Windows key + C or by clicking on the Copilot icon on the taskbar. Copilot is currently in preview mode, but it will be fully available soon.
Microsoft has redesigned the settings homepage to make it easier for you to access and manage your PC information. The settings homepage now shows you important information about your PC, such as cloud storage, subscription status, account safety, and more. You can also customize the settings homepage by adding or removing tiles that show the information you want.
Microsoft has improved the voice access feature that allows you to control your PC with your voice. You can use voice access to open apps, dictate text, navigate menus, and more. Voice access is especially useful for people with disabilities or mobility issues. To enable voice access, go to settings > accessibility > speech > voice access.
Microsoft has introduced passkeys, a new way to sign in to your accounts without using passwords. Passkeys are unique codes that are generated by Windows Hello and stored on your device. You can use passkeys to sign in faster and more securely than passwords. To use passkeys, you need to have Windows Hello enabled on your device.
Microsoft has introduced Dev Home, a new feature that helps coders set up their development environment and track their coding projects. Dev Home is a customizable window that shows you useful tools and resources for coding, such as Visual Studio Code, GitHub, Azure, and more. You can also add your own tools and resources to Dev Home. To access Dev Home, press the Windows key + D or click on the Dev Home icon on the taskbar.
That's it from mine side, for such amazing topics and info, please do follow me and don't forget to share this article with your friends so that they can leverage new features for Windows 11 23H2...
Signing off,
I'm glad to see you again. In this post, I'm going to share with you some exciting news that affects all Windows users on laptops and PCs.
Microsoft has recently begun to deploy the latest version of Windows 11, which is the Windows 11 23H2. These are the major software updates that focus on the features of Windows, and they release them every six months...
In this blog post, we will explore some of the new features and improvements that Microsoft has introduced in the Windows 11 23H2 update. We will also see how we can use Copilot, a powerful AI assistant, to help us with our tasks and projects on Windows 11.
Copilot: An AI assistant for Windows 11
Microsoft has integrated Copilot, a feature that was previously available on Edge browser, into Windows 11. Copilot is an AI assistant that can help you with various tasks, such as searching the web, writing emails, creating documents, and more. Copilot uses Chat GPT, a natural language processing model, to understand your requests and generate relevant responses. You can access Copilot by pressing the Windows key + C or by clicking on the Copilot icon on the taskbar. Copilot is currently in preview mode, but it will be fully available soon.
Settings homepage: A redesigned interface for your PC information
Microsoft has redesigned the settings homepage to make it easier for you to access and manage your PC information. The settings homepage now shows you important information about your PC, such as cloud storage, subscription status, account safety, and more. You can also customize the settings homepage by adding or removing tiles that show the information you want.
Voice access: A hands-free way to control your PC.
Microsoft has improved the voice access feature that allows you to control your PC with your voice. You can use voice access to open apps, dictate text, navigate menus, and more. Voice access is especially useful for people with disabilities or mobility issues. To enable voice access, go to settings > accessibility > speech > voice access.
Passkeys: A password-free way to sign in securely
Microsoft has introduced passkeys, a new way to sign in to your accounts without using passwords. Passkeys are unique codes that are generated by Windows Hello and stored on your device. You can use passkeys to sign in faster and more securely than passwords. To use passkeys, you need to have Windows Hello enabled on your device.
Dev Home: A fun way for coders to explore.
Microsoft has introduced Dev Home, a new feature that helps coders set up their development environment and track their coding projects. Dev Home is a customizable window that shows you useful tools and resources for coding, such as Visual Studio Code, GitHub, Azure, and more. You can also add your own tools and resources to Dev Home. To access Dev Home, press the Windows key + D or click on the Dev Home icon on the taskbar.
That's it from mine side, for such amazing topics and info, please do follow me and don't forget to share this article with your friends so that they can leverage new features for Windows 11 23H2...
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