Microsoft appears set to keep its promise to address "pain points" on Windows 11. The tech giant heard the criticism pointed toward the operating system and committed to improve the OS in key areas.But improving an operating system takes time, and sometimes Microsoft will have to delay features or take a step back before moving forward. That's the case with agenda view for the Taskbar on Windows 11. That feature has been delayed, as detailed by our Senior Editor Zac Bowden.Meanwhile, a separate, hidden, Taskbar feature has wriggled its way into the latest Windows 11 Insider builds. X user "phantomofearth" spotted the option to remove unwanted quick actions from Windows 11's quick settings.Quick settings are shortcuts for changing settings such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and if your PC is in light mode or dark mode. They're useful and quick, but they can feel crowded with unnecessary options.A "new" feature in Windows 11 will allow you to hide unwanted quick actions in the quick settings menu.
It looks like the ability to remove unwanted quick actions from Windows 11's quick settings menu is finally returning!Hidden in build 26300.7965 is an updated energy saver quick setting which supports this (removing it doesn't work just yet, though). Hopefully more follow suit. pic.twitter.com/hLggnHSNCzMarch 6, 2026
