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Latest Windows 11 update restores your taskbar control, patches 995 security flaws
The September Windows 11 update set a new patching record with almost 1,000 security flaws fixed.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. The September Windows update finally lets you move the taskbar to any side. It also enhances the Start menu and Search window. Plus, the update patches a record 995 security flaws. With the September Patch Tuesday rollout, Microsoft is giving Windows 11 users a few reasons to update their systems. First up are improvements to the Windows taskbar, Start menu, and other key features. Second are the 995 security bugs squashed, a new record. Let’s look at the new and improved features first. Those of you who have long desired to place the Windows 11 taskbar at the top…
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