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Microsoft has started rolling out a redesigned right-click menu as part of a new optional, non-security Windows 11 update identified as KB5127936. The fresh redesign aims to resolve long-standing user complaints regarding sluggishness and clutter within this section of the operating system.

The changes are part of Microsoft's internal Windows K2 project, which focuses primarily on optimizing the operating system core and addressing years of user criticism. In an official statement, Microsoft noted that the update delivers a new right-click menu that is faster, simpler, and offers greater customization. The updated menu opens more quickly, reduces visual clutter, and provides more control over commands and application extensions when right-clicking.

The new menus give users a variety of personalization options, including the ability to enable or disable default Windows commands like Send to and Create shortcut. Users can also add commands such as Print to the main menu and manage how software extensions appear in the main menu, submenus, or hide them entirely. Common options like Cut, Copy, Paste, Rename, Delete, and Share are displayed as text instead of a row of icons, and the Properties option has been moved to the bottom of the right-click menu.

The new design also appeals to former Windows 10 users by allowing them to restore standard copy and paste commands to a vertical list format. Alongside the right-click menu optimization, a new Xbox task view user interface is rolling out, accompanied by updates for File Explorer and the Windows settings section. Because features are being released gradually, receiving these new updates may take some time.