– Support for HDR wallpapers is coming. This innovation will obviously be available for all PCs equipped with a screen compatible with the HDR standard. It will then be possible to use images in JXR format for wallpapers. The functionality provides automatic adaptation of the background depending on the type of screen used.
– A new system-wide power saving mode is coming. This new mode should allow greater savings on consumption, reducing the performance of the operating system. It will also be compatible with desktop computers.
– Introduced support for sudo commands. This is an important innovation for those also developing on Windows 11. Three modes of sudo commands are coming: inline, with input disabled and with new window.
– Windows 11 File Explorer is updated with support for native file compression also in 7-zip and TAR. There is also the ability to view and track change status and commits associated with development files. We talked about these new features in detail in this article.
– The Voice Clarity feature based on artificial intelligence is arriving which will remove background noise during a call or during audio recordings.
– Dedicated Copilot button on the right side of the taskbar.
– Windows 11 24H2 is compatible with all the artificial intelligence-based features presented by Microsoft during the last official event. To access it, however, you will need a PC compatible with the new Copilot+ standard.
As we mentioned at the beginning, the new version of Windows 11 is currently distributed automatically to those who have joined the Windows Insider program, which can be likened to the Windows beta program. Therefore, if you want to download and try Windows 11 24H2 right away, you will need to sign up for Windows Insider. In this sense, we remind you of our detailed guide on how to register for Windows Insider. For those who have the stable version of Windows 11, the new update will arrive later. Microsoft has not yet announced the release schedule.
