Senior Microsoft employees predict that there will be "something exciting" in Win11 next week.

CTOnews.com, Oct. 16, a senior Microsoft employee predicted that there would be "something exciting" in Windows next week. Claton Hendricks, Microsoft's project manager in charge of Windows Foundation, shared the following on his Twitter account.

One of the key Windows functions of Claton Hendricks supervision is the task manager. Although there is no evidence that it is the tool, it is possible that new or enhanced features related to the Task Manager will arrive next week.

Microsoft is expected to make the task manager more Windows 11-style. The original task manager on Windows 11 was not redesigned itself, as it was still based on the Windows 10 style.

Since then, Microsoft has added rounded corners to the tool, bringing a lot of customizable accent colors and dark modes. All of this visual processing is designed to make the task manager more integrated with the overall style of the Windows 11 operating system.

CTOnews.com learned that in addition to the changes in appearance and design, more features have been added to the Windows 11 task manager, including new real-time kernel dump options.