Microsoft’s secret ‘Windows K2’ project aims to fix what users hate most

PCWorld·Apr 28

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Microsoft is reportedly working on a secret project, known as "Windows K2", which may be aimed at addressing issues with Windows 11. The nature and scope of the project are unclear, with some outlets suggesting it could involve fixing problems such as bloat, ads, and performance issues, while others mention customization upgrades or performance boosters. It is uncertain what specific aspects of Windows 11 the project will focus on or what changes it will bring.

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