Programmers are working on a new feature that will help owners of new computers running Windows 11 systems restore the applications they used on their old computers before.
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New features to make Windows 11 more practical
Microsoft revealed its intention to introduce new features to make Windows 11 systems more practical and useful for users.
According to the information provided by the company, its programmers are currently working on a new feature that will help owners of new computers running Windows 11 systems to restore the applications they used on their old computers previously.
The company pointed out that Windows systems do not have such a feature currently, and to restore the applications that the user used with his old devices, he must enter its application store and manually download the applications in his new device.
Giorgio Sardo, general manager of the Microsoft Store, said: “To make it easier for customers to quickly and easily transition to new PCs, we will soon be testing a new feature that will help them automatically restore their pre-installed apps from the Microsoft Store to a new Windows device.”
On the other hand, the head of Microsoft’s hardware and Windows systems division, Panos Bani, said: “His company will allow external developers access to the Widgets section in Windows 11 systems, which will allow the development of new shortcuts to the operating interfaces of those systems that will meet the needs and tastes of different users, and will be available to users. They also have greater possibilities to control the shapes, colors, and properties of the shortcuts they want to appear on their devices.”