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- [Instructor] Hello
and welcome BienVenue,
to the windows 11 release
notes for February 2022.
This month tips are about new ways
to manage your Microsoft
Account page and Settings.
And how to find the new HelpWith feature.
We have a lot to talk about this month.
First, let's walk through
what's in the update.
Here's some of the
issues that we resolved.
As part of our ongoing work
to make taskbar improvements.
We updated an issue that affects
the auto-hide feature of the taskbar.
Which might prevent the
taskbar from reliably appearing
when you hover over the
primary or secondary display.

We updated an issue
that might display icons
for apps that you've closed
as if the apps are still running.
We updated an issue
that makes the volume icon on the taskbar
appear as if it's muted
even though it's not.
And we updated an issue
that might prevent icons
from appearing on the taskbar
of a secondary display.

In addition to the taskbar improvements,
we also made some updates
to input method editors or IMEs.

And some language updates as follows.
We've corrected the Japanese text
that informs a customer about
the Windows update progress.
We've improved IME typing reliability
for Chinese and Korean IMEs.

For those living in Jordan,
we've updated daylight savings time
to start in February 2022.

Other items of interest include
updating some issues that affect
File Explorer's performance
when you browse for
files and select files.
We improved auto brightness
to supply a better response
under low light conditions
on all the supported systems.
We updated a known
issue that might prevent
some image editing programs
from rendering colors correctly
on certain high dynamic
range or HDR displays.
This often affects white colors
that might display in bright
yellow or other colors.

You can find out more about other fixes
by reading the Highlights section
and the Improvements and fixes section
of the January 2022 preview article.
and the February 2022 security article.

And now for our tips.

For the first feature,
we will walk through the new
Your Microsoft account page.
Previously for Windows 11 Home
and Windows 11 Pro additions,
if you wanted to define
Microsoft account information
you would select Manage my
accounts from the Accounts page.
Now you have quick access of information
related to your Microsoft account
directly within Settings in Windows 11.
Open your Settings application.
Select Accounts.
Under Accounts you'll find
Your Microsoft account page.
Where you can view and manage
your Microsoft 365 subscription.
And links to other information associated
with your Microsoft account.
In the future,
we'll be adding more
account related information
and experiences in the Settings app.

The other new feature called HelpWith.
Brings more support to your fingertips
within the Settings application.
You may have previously seen
the HelpWith feature on Windows 10.
Microsoft is now bringing
this feature forward
for Windows 11 users.
Let's take a look.
Open your Settings application.
Go to one of your settings pages.
For this example, we'll
choose System Display.

Move to the bottom of the Window
and view the HelpWith section.
Note the available topics.
By using Microsoft Bing
technologies in your Settings window
HelpWith we'll suggest relevant topics
for the setting that you're currently on.
If you click or tap on one,
it will take you to a browser window
where you can explore that topic.

Are there Windows 11 features
that you'd like to know more about?
Send us feedback in the section provided
at the bottom of the February article.
That's it for this month.
Thanks for watching.
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