It is a good idea to have an email or phone number for restoring, but reminding of it can be done on the nerves.
The new announcement is included in the Windows 11 version KB5053660, which is so far in the test phase. Adobe Stock / AOP
Windows 11 seems to be coming into a new feature that is unlikely to be welcomed. The user is pushed to the screen with announcements to set a recovery method on their Microsoft account.
Windows Latest -The feature is included in the Windows 11 version KB5053660. So far, this version is only available to members of Dev and Beta channels.
According to Windows Latest, the announcement is annoyingly easy. It pops up on the screen if the user simply has not set a return email or telephone number and is logged in to the device.
If you click on the notification, it will take the user to the Windows 11 Settings program.
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Of course, it is useful to set up return information if you, for example, happen to forget your password or happen to something else unexpected. Still, this does not make the constant remarks any less annoying.
Windows Latest writes that there is no certainty as to whether the announcement can be turned off in due course.
However, it recommends trying whether to stop an email or number if you navigate to System> Notifications and press the Additional Settings to turn off three notifications.
Not all of the new products that come with the KB5053660 seem to be as strenuous. This is clear from the published on Microsoft’s website about the update.
With the new version, Windows 11, for example, shows at Settings> System> about In small boxes, information about the device and its parts. Microsoft’s example picture shows information about the processor, graphics card, and the amount of RAM and storage space.
With the KB5053660, Windows 11 can also be translated into a simplified version of Chinese in real time. There are plenty of subsidized starting languages, and Finland can be found among them.
However, these reforms are quite limited, and not everyone can enjoy them.
For example, feature boxes are displayed only on a particular model of Windows 11, which Microsoft mentions desktop computers as an example. Chinese translations, on the other hand, can only make real-time Copilot Plus artificial computers with an AMD or Intel processor.