🚨 Microsoft just built its own Linux, and more Windows K2 features
This is what’s new and what you can do this week on Windows 11:
Catch up on this week’s top 🔗Windows 11 guides and updates.
🔗 → Surface Laptop 8 vs MacBook Air M5: How Apple won the baseline RAM fight.
🔗 → Windows 11 driver overhaul aims to fix crashes, bugs, and unstable updates: Microsoft introduced the Driver Quality Initiative (DQI) at WinHEC 2026 in Taipei, with a focus on Windows 11 driver reliability and stability.
🔗 → Bring back classic context menu on Windows 11: If the new right-click context menu isn’t for you, it’s possible to replace it with the legacy context menu, and here’s how.
🔗 → Make Start menu smaller or larger on Windows 11: Microsoft brings long-requested Start menu resizing options to Windows 11 through the K2 initiative.
🔗 → Microsoft just built its own Linux: So what does that mean for Windows?
🔗 → Make Taskbar smaller with native controls on Windows 11: Microsoft now lets you reduce the Taskbar height, and here’s how.
🔗 → Enable new features for Windows 11 June 2026 Update (KB5089573): Microsoft is still working on the June 2026 update, but early adopters are already unlocking everything manually.
🔗 → Change Taskbar position with native controls on Windows 11: Finally, the OS gives back full control over Taskbar placement, and here’s how.
🔗 → Windows 11 regains smaller Taskbar option as part of Windows K2
🔗 → Windows 11 is finally getting movable Taskbar support as part of Windows K2
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