While most of you have yet to upgrade to Windows 11, Microsoft has been busy polishing its rough edges and adding new features to improve the overall.
Why it matters: PC enthusiasts with multi-monitor setups will soon get a few quality-of-life improvements in Windows 11. Microsoft is currently testing some tweaks to the logic governing how Windows interacts with a mix of high-resolution and high-refresh-rate displays. The changes will enable per-monitor refresh rate settings and should reduce power consumption and system noise.
While most of you have yet to upgrade to Windows 11, Microsoft has been busy polishing its rough edges and adding new features to improve the overall user experience. Notable improvements include a tabbed interface for File Explorer, enhanced phishing protection, per-game Auto HDR settings, a new account lockout policy for blocking brute force attacks, fixes for game stuttering issues, and more.
