Microsoft has resolved a problem affecting the right-click menu in Windows 11, أخبار 24 reported on Friday. The outlet did not specify which builds of the operating system received the fix or when it began rolling out.
According to أخبار 24, the same update also closes security vulnerabilities in the system. The report links the release to the return of a feature that users had been waiting for, though the outlet's summary does not name it.
Coverage of the update from other regional outlets points to changes in how the context menu works. الوطن reported that the new release lets users customize the right-click menu so applications can be reached more easily. إرم نيوز described the update as carrying long-awaited changes, while شبكة رؤية الإخبارية said it restores a feature and patches security holes. العربية framed a separate upcoming Windows 11 update as one that could improve computer performance, but only under a certain condition.
The reports do not include a version number, a release date for the patch itself, or a list of the vulnerabilities addressed. Microsoft has not issued a statement carried in the material reviewed here.
Users who rely on the right-click menu for quick access to apps may notice the difference after installing the latest update. What to watch next: whether Microsoft publishes full release notes confirming the menu changes and naming the security flaws that were fixed.