Windows 11's Task Manager has a new design for its dialogs

Microsoft released Build 22631.2129 to the Beta Channel this week, and one of the features of it is the Windows Copilot. Now that Copilot is in the Beta Channel, it will only be a matter of time before it will be available to the general public.

The Redmond-based tech giant has also released a lot of new features for Windows 11, this week. For example, there is a new and improved voice access feature that will let you use it to log into Windows 11. Basically, you’ll be able to use it on the Windows 11 lock screen.

The Presence Sensing feature is also getting a big improvement with Adaptive Dimming, which will let you control your screen’s lights with your eyes. Plus, if you have a display that supports HDR, you are now able to use JXR as a desktop background in Windows 11.

However, another big improvement that came with this week’s builds is the Task Manager’s new UI on Windows 11. This Windows enthusiast spotted the feature on the operating system.

The Task Manager has a new UI on Windows 11

It seems that Microsoft is taking steps into updating the Task Manager to the new Windows 11 UI. As spotted by Windows enthusiast @PhantomOfEarth, the Task Manager now has new dialog menus.

There is a new dialog menu for the confirmation dialog for ending a task option and the changing virtualization option. The memory dumps dialog many is also rejuvenated. For now, these changes are in the Beta Channel. However, the other Channels will also receive these updates soon.

Not every dialog menu update will be documented, so expect to see a lot more changes coming to these Insider Channels from now.

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