Windows 11 receives a major update in June with multiple optimizations and AI features launched

[ Gearbest Technology News]Microsoft will push a new round of important updates to Windows 11 users on June 9. In addition to regular security patches, this update will also bring many changes such as performance optimization, AI hardware monitoring, new audio functions, and installation experience improvements. It is considered to be a more important feature upgrade this year.

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In terms of security, this update involves Secure Boot related certificate updates. Since some secure boot certificates issued in 2011 will expire on June 24, Microsoft recommends that users complete the upgrade in time to ensure that the system can continue to obtain a complete boot security protection mechanism.

At the user experience level, Microsoft has added a “low latency mode”. When users perform high-frequency operations such as opening menus and launching windows, the system will improve processor performance for a short period of time, thereby shortening response time. According to Microsoft, startup speed can be increased by up to about 40% in some scenarios, and the experience improvement for older devices may be even more obvious.

In terms of audio functions, Windows 11 will introduce shared audio functions based on Bluetooth LE Audio technology. In the future, users can transmit the same audio content to multiple wireless headphones or speaker devices at the same time, making it more convenient in scenarios such as watching movies and sharing music with multiple people. The system taskbar will also provide corresponding status prompts to facilitate users to check the connection status.

As AI PCs become more popular, this update also strengthens support for NPU. A more detailed NPU monitoring interface will be added to the task manager. Users can view AI hardware usage, memory usage and other information in real time, and understand the running status of local AI tasks more intuitively.

In addition, the Windows 11 installation process has also ushered in adjustments. Users will be able to set user folder names independently when installing a new system, instead of relying entirely on Microsoft accounts to automatically generate them. This is also one of the features that many Windows users have long requested.

In addition, Windows Hello biometric login speed will be further improved, Windows search supports finding files with only two-character names, and storage capacity display and desktop personalization functions have also been optimized in details.

According to Microsoft's plan, this update will be pushed in batches, so some new features may not reach all users at the first time, but will be gradually released in the next few weeks.