Microsoft delivered update KB5077241 for Windows 11, introducing a quick repair feature and an internet speed check. Users are able to set webp backgrounds and manage cameras. No issues with the update have been found yet, Windows Central reported.
New features for swift system restoration and a built-in internet speed gauge were added to the Windows 11 operating system. Windows Central reports this information.
According to the journalists, Microsoft released the update with identifier KB5077241. It does not contain security patches, but it adds several new capabilities to personal machines. The material’s authors note that the operating system gained a collection of capabilities that users had long awaited during this deployment.
Specifically, the quick repair mechanism (QMR) was integrated into the system. This capability permits reverting Windows settings following critical failures that impede system startup. Moreover, a control to initiate an internet connection speed evaluation was added to the taskbar. Users can gauge the internet’s speed and latency across Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or mobile networks.
A few minor enhancements and revisions were also implemented in Windows 11. Experts noted that it is now possible to apply images in webp format as desktop backgrounds. The ability to control supported cameras within system settings is also present, and desktop widgets can now be expanded to full screen.
“As of now, no difficulties accompany this update, which is a pleasant surprise,” summarized the Windows Central team.
Recall that at the close of February, users of the Outlook application in Windows 11 experienced the disappearance of the cursor. The mouse pointer vanished when launching Outlook, and the Microsoft firm pledged to resolve this situation.
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