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Microsoft appears to be preparing another update for Windows 11 — this time focusing on how users monitor AI-related performance. The upcoming changes will introduce new columns in Task Manager that highlight Neural Processing Unit (NPU) activity, reflecting the growing importance of AI hardware in modern PCs.
For a little while, Windows enthusiasts had found a clever way to unlock a hidden storage upgrade inside Windows 11. The tweak tapped into Microsoft's newer native NVMe storage path, a feature that first appeared in Windows Server 2025 and promised noticeably better SSD performance, especially in heavier random I/O workloads. But that shortcut now appears to be gone in recent Windows 11 Insider builds, with reports saying the old registry-based method no longer works.
If you've been wondering what Microsoft is lining up next for Windows 11, the latest Release Preview Channel build just gave us a pretty clear sneak peek. This is the "almost ready" stage of Insider testing, which usually means these features are close to landing on regular PCs.
Microsoft is once again moving forward with the rollout of Windows Recall, its AI-powered feature designed to help users retrieve past activity and data using natural language. After previous delays and setbacks—including a security vulnerability that halted initial testing—Windows Recall is now being gradually reintroduced to users in the Windows Insider program.
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