Microsoft's Windows 11 Update Hides New Feature Similar to iOS and Android App Folders

TapTechNews July 13th news, the source @PhantomOfEarth tweeted today, indicating that in the Windows 11 Build 22635.3930 preview update released by Microsoft to the Beta channel today, a new feature is hidden: Making the Start menu achieve the effect of application folders similar to iOS and Android systems.

The source said that although users can enable this feature ID through ViveTool, the currently achieved effect is still rather rough and there is still a long way to go before daily use.

According to the screenshot, in the All Apps list of the Windows 11 Start menu, this feature ID can enable the Category view, and its effect is similar to that on the mobile terminal, allowing users to customize folders such as entertainment, music, news and weather, tools according to their preferences.

TapTechNews attaches the following operation steps:

1. Install the Windows 11 Build 22635.3790 preview update.

2. Download the Vivetool tool from the GitHub page and then unzip it to any folder, but it is necessary to remember the folder path (such as C:\Program Files (x86)\ViVeTool-v0.3.2).

3. Press the Win key (or use the mouse) to open the Start menu, enter cmd, and then select Open with administrative privileges to open the Command Prompt.

4. Use the cd command to jump to the ViveTool folder, such as cd C:\Program Files (x86)\ViVeTool-v0.3.2

5. Then enter vivetool/enable/id:47205210,49221331 and press the Enter key.

6. Restart the device

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