Microsoft new Win10 21h2 brings Sun Valley interface update

Microsoft will release Win10 21H2 in the second half of this year, bringing Sun Valley interface updates to solve the current Win10 system a series of UI and interactive issues. According to Windows Lastest, Win10 21H2 has important improvements to multi-tasking experience, users can experience multi-screen multitasks in more ways, especially if they have multiple displays, the experience will be large. At present, the Chromium version of the EDGE browser will follow up with one of the multitasking features. It is reported that Win10 new multitasking features are part of this new design of the "Snapshot Task Group". The new design allows you to drag the application's window to the screen corner, then these windows will automatically adjust the size and place the arrangement perfectly, allowing users to operate multiple applications more easily. We know that Win10 has always displayed the functions of two windows quickly, but this update is actually further improved. For example, the tab of the EDGE browser can also be displayed as an application window in a multitasking view, which makes users easier to find the desired page. Microsoft is currently taking another mysterious multitasking switch "away from the edge of the screen", but does not know how it works. Virtual desktop If you have multiple displays, Microsoft is making your multitasking experience easier. In the current version of WIN10, if you have multiple display, you can only use the same virtual desktop, which is a problem when you want to match a separate virtual desktop for each screen. For example, you open an application such as YouTube in an external display, then switch between the virtual desktop, then YouTube's window will be removed, which will bother your workflow. Now Microsoft is testing a new feature, allowing you to have a separate virtual desktop. That is, the external display can have a stand-alone virtual desktop, switching the virtual desktop in the main display, and the external display is no longer affected. Aero Shake becomes an optional feature Many people may not have heard of Aero Shake, in fact, this is a feature starting from Win7, as long as you use a mouse to quickly drag a window, other windows will minimize. However, this function does not seem to be so popular, it is easy to make user mistakes, so Microsoft is planning to degrade Aero Shake to an optional feature. The above screenshot shows this. In Win10 21H2, Aero Shake has become an optional feature, and the user can decide whether to turn on in the setup panel. Other improvements and release dates In addition to the above mentioned, Win10 21H2 also brings new pop-up menus, round corners, and so on. According to reports, Win10 21H2 will push to the majority of users from 10 to November this year, and in this spring, you can usher in the small update of 21h1, and look forward to it. Responsible Editor: PJ, Reading