Windows 10 will get two very useful features from Windows 11

Windows 10 This is the last year of its existence, but this does not mean that it will not receive new features. There are less than 365 days left until official support ends. Microsoft is preparing to release two legacy Windows 11 features. While these are minor updates, the change suggests that Redmond hasn’t forgotten Windows 10.

The latest Windows 10 update, available in the Beta and Release Preview channels of the Insider program, includes several improvements to the operating system. Along with updated work experience in the section ABOUT – which offers additional information about your computer – two Windows 11 features are included. These features are enabled. They are hidden and not activated by default.although this can be done with the help of cunning.

According to a Windows enthusiast, FantomofertIn Windows 10 build 19045.5070 (KB5045594), a new button has been added to the user interface. The “Copy File” button is located in the “Share” menu. for more convenient copying of documents. Likewise, a preview of the file with its icon and size is added to the same menu.

Although these features have been present in Windows 11 for some time, Windows 10 users have not been able to get them. Interestingly, both of them are hidden and do not appear in the official documentation for the KB5045594 patch.

The Windows 10 update also includes new Start menu with improved account manager which provides information about your account and access to settings. Users can exit the Start menu or use the Lock command in the Power section.

How to activate new Windows 11 features on Windows 10

As with other features that are not documented, but if included in an update, users may access them via the ViveTool. To do this, you just need to download the file from the official GitHub repository and unzip it into your operating system folder (for example, “C:\vivetool”).

Then simply open the Windows Command Terminal (CMD.exe) inside the folder or navigate to it using the following command “cd c:\vivetool”. After that, just enter the following command “vivetool.exe /enable /id:53614885” for the Copy button and vivetool.exe /enable /id:53511882” to preview the file. If the IDs don’t work, Phantomofearth suggests trying 48433719 and 49453572.

At first glance, two Windows 11 features seem unattractive for the average user. If you don’t enable them using ViveTool, you won’t be missing out on much, although their appearance shows that Microsoft is still thinking about launching new features in Windows 10. It is currently unknown whether they will be enabled in a future update.