US-based technology giant Microsoft’s new feature work for Windows 11 continues at full speed. The latest news reveals that new features are offered to users through Dev Home, a software where new features of Windows 11 are tested.
The latest innovations in the Dev Home app reveal that the developer team will bring brand new widgets to Windows 11. These widgets, which can be placed in the “Windows” section on the Taskbar, will show the current status of hardware such as processor, RAM and video card on the computer. Yes, the data we have accessed through the Task Manager in the past will now appear as widgets.
Widgets for Windows 11 will look like this
As can be seen in the screenshot above; When you activate these widgets, you will be able to monitor the load on the computer continuously. In addition, the widget that monitors the processor offers a feature that makes things easier. The application that puts the most load on the processor will be displayed on the widget. The user will have the opportunity to quickly close this application with the “End process” button.
So how to use widgets to monitor the system in Windows 11?
- Step #1: Download the Dev Home app from the Microsoft Store.
- Step #2: After running the Dev Home application, apply the Win+W combination.
- Step #3: You will see notification that new widgets are ready. Click add now.
- Step #4: Enable widgets for CPU, GPU, RAM or network information.
- Step #5: Start tracking widgets via Win+W or Widgets.
If the widgets prepared for Windows 11 caught your attention, let’s give a little warning before you start using it. Note that both Dev Home and widgets are currently in preview. So much so that you may have problems using the widgets or the application itself. Detecting this feature, Neowin stated that the widgets can disappear on their own.
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