Yesterday, Microsoft released the Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22563 system update to Dev channel users. This release includes several new features for beta testers to try at launch, including a tablet-optimized taskbar experience, some improvements to content in widgets, and new group policies for IT administrators in the education sector.
There are also some notable changes and improvements in this release, including improvements to File Explorer, support for Microsoft Edge tabs in Snap Snap Assist and ALT+TAB, and support for Emoji 14.0.
Today Microsoft added another item to the list of “changes and improvements”: an easier way to manage Bluetooth settings in the quick settings menu.
[Added 2/25] Microsoft is starting to roll out the ability to more easily manage your Bluetooth devices directly in Quick Settings, including the ability to connect, disconnect, and view the battery level of supported devices.
This change can be useful if users need to manage Bluetooth settings frequently. Users can enter the quick settings menu by clicking on the Wi-Fi settings icon or the Ethernet icon (depending on the connection method) at the bottom right of the taskbar.
