Microsoft is finishing testing the new major update of the Windows 11 operating system, which will be called 22H2 and should begin to be distributed on September 20.

Windows 11 will receive its next major update 22H2 in September

Windows 11 22H2 has been in testing for several months and will include a number of new features, such as the app folder in the Start menu, drag-and-drop on the taskbar, and new touch gestures and animations. That is, the company will finally return some of the capabilities that were in Windows 10.

Windows 11 will receive its next major update 22H2 in September

Microsoft is also adding a new Live Captions accessibility feature to 22H2, which lets you automatically add subtitles to videos that don’t have subtitles. In addition, the update will add a new voice access tool to Windows 11 that will allow users to control their PCs using voice commands.

Windows 11 will receive its next major update 22H2 in September

Another new feature of Windows 11 22H2 is the updated Task Manager with a new dark mode and a better layout that includes a new command bar and an efficiency mode to limit applications from consuming resources.

Windows 11 will receive its next major update 22H2 in September

Window 11’s window management system will also be greatly improved in 22H2, making it easier to drag and drop programs and display all available layouts to position their windows on the system desktop.

Microsoft is also working on adding tabs to Explorer, but this update is not part of the September 22H2 release and will arrive at a later date. Microsoft will release another update for Windows 11 22H2 later this year, which will include an updated Explorer and a new Suggested Actions feature.