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Microsoft<\/a> has spent much of 2026 fixing some of the annoying things that have plagued Windows 11 for years. There is now a customizable right-click menu<\/a>, recovering a broken Windows installation<\/a> no longer requires a USB drive, and the company is even making Windows run better on PCs with just 8GB of RAM<\/a>. Plenty of much-needed improvements, considering how long users have been dealing with these problems.<\/p>\n Microsoft has another batch of changes lined up. The latest Windows 11 Insider Beta Build 26320.9876<\/a>, released November 6, brings improvements to Search, Windows Hello, and a few other features. The Beta channel also moves to Windows 11 version 26H2. But Microsoft says the version change alone doesn\u2019t bring anything significant.<\/p>\n Windows Search has more to offer Microsoft <\/p>\n Microsoft has already been experimenting with Windows Search<\/a>, trying to make it useful beyond finding files and apps. The latest build introduces a redesigned interface using WinUI 3, which apparently offers faster results and better navigation.<\/p>\n