got 2 problem. One fix from microsoft, one fix from amd. Both are out. But some say the bug comes back when u swap ur cpu

You need to install both. One from Microsoft which Windows update will solve it.

Another you need to get from AMD website.
https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/pa-40...5PcTy3JX1m_v1Rk

Your step is correct and once final is out, it will update it and no reinstall is required.
But make sure you select Beta Channel not Dev Channel as Dev Channel will not able upgrade to final or downgrade to Beta channel. Reinstall is required if from Dev Channel to Beta / Final.

1.00 am Malaysia time (Wednesday)

Finally, I decide to clean installed and now I can confirm the Windows 11 22H2 Final build is 22621.521
This is straight installed from ISO but during installation I choose option to let it auto check update.

Release Preview can upgrade but I at Beta build which is newer than final, so currently only have option clean install with keep data and settings. All apps need to reinstall. 😅

Start Menu I am OK now as it can reduce recommendation and I find it just look nice in 1440p in 100% scales.

I just hope it can drag the taskbar to others location. Also hope can right click application open recent doc.

the disguting UI.  + zero usable improvement comparing to windows 10.

You can customize to more apps in Start Menu, though it still not as flexible as Windows 10. 😅

Shift+F10, old menu
Ctrl+shift+N, new folder, shortcut since windows 7

does anyone knows how to ungroup the taskbar icons in Win11?

got forced to update over the weekend and at the moment, my WinOS experience is shiet.

really surprised how Microsoft can successfully eff up the subsequent versions further than its predecessors.

are these 3rd party mods legit?

am asking because this is on my company's laptop so plenty of P&C stuffs here - don't want to risk it. at the moment, not having the opened applications displayed in the taskbar is really hampering productivity.

how can Microsoft's design team be so retarded.

the thing is, i failed to see how "grouping" tabs together is an improvement to quality of life especially in work place where individual tends (some need) to have multiple tabs open simultaneously and need to keep them opened.

their retarded design team probably do it to declutter the home page but most PC users now have a relatively large monitors now so real estate isn't an issue - why is there a freaking need to do so. I cannot brain.

does the Windows design team still uses a 15" monitor?

Major updates Windows 11 23H2 to be release in October 2023 :

•Windows AI Copilot
•AI-powered file recommendations in File Explorer and Start
•AI review summaries in Microsoft Store
•A new AI Hub for AI-powered apps in the Microsoft Store
•Taskbar app labels and general improvements
•New sound output menu
•A new Settings homepage
•Native RGB peripheral controls
•A new File Explorer design with more modern interfaces
•In-box support for more archive formats like .RAR
•A new File Explorer "Gallery" feature
•A new cloud-based backup and restore feature
•Snipping Tool and Notepad improvements
•Inking directly into text boxes
•General accessibility improvements
•Account recommendations in Start and Settings
•HDR desktop wallpaper support
•New Windows Spotlight wallpaper UI

https://www.windowscentral.com/software-app...ion-23h2-review