If you are enrolled in the Windows Insider program, you might be able to use the feature in previous builds than the one mentioned above, depending on the channel you are currently flighting on your PC. Now, make sure that the Windows 11 build installed is 22621.675 or newer, if you are on the stable/public channel. This will open a separate window on your screen. Then, click on the run command tile or press Enter on your keyboard to execute it. To do so, head to the Start Menu and type winver in the search box. Now, before you head on to enable the feature on your Windows device, you will first need to make sure that you have the Moment 1 update already installed on it. Thankfully, you can easily enable it using either the Vive Tool or the Registry Editor on your Windows device. However, many users still aren’t getting the option, despite Microsoft mentioning it in the changelogs. And there’s one surprise addition: Microsoft has finally added an option to access the Task Manager by simply right-clicking anywhere on the taskbar. The company recently rolled out the “Moment 1” update for Windows 11 22H2 globally.
Now, Windows 11 might not be perfect, but Microsoft is constantly refining it.
Even in the latest build of Windows ( at the time of writing this article) users complain about not being able to reposition the taskbar and/or not being able to access the right-click menu that comprised customization options. One of the many freshly designed elements includes the Taskbar which houses the Start Menu and quick icons in the center, unlike previous versions. Windows 11 is a complete design overhaul from its previous iterations.
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