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Microsoft continues to improve Windows 11 with storage menu fixes and changes to FAT32

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Microsoft is making continuous improvements to Windows 11, including reducing Copilot integration in native apps like Notepad and cleaning up Control Panel settings. In the latest Insider Preview build, changes have been made to storage management features, such as removing the 32GB limit on FAT32 volumes and increasing it to 2TB. Additionally, the Storage menu now loads faster and is more responsive with the removal of the UAC prompt. Microsoft aims to enhance the Windows 11 user experience with upcoming improvements to Windows Search and the transition from web apps to native apps.

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