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In the latest compilations of Windows 11 overview, Microsoft has introduced a series of modifications and improvements, some of which are linked to the migration of the functions of the old configuration panel to the configuration application. One of the most recent changes is the possibility of personalizing the keyboard accessibility options in the configuration application. This includes the possibility of adjusting the delay in the repetition of the characters and the repetition speed of the characters, which can be useful for those who need greater flexibility in the configuration of their keyboard.
These new options can be found in Configuration> Accessibility> Keyboard> Repetition time of the characteristics of the keyboard and the repetition speed, although for the moment they are hidden by default. Once activated, users can adjust these settings using sliding commands and try them in a special input box. However, The scintal speed of the cursor is not available in the configuration applicationWhat could be the reason for which Microsoft has not yet announced or sent these modifications.
Other modifications where Microsoft has moved the elements between applications
Migration of control panel functions to the configuration application is a slow process that has been underway for some time. Recently, the popular configuration of the mouse has been moved to the configuration application, and now it is the turn of the keyboard configuration.
Windows 11 users can be interested in knowing what other configuration panel functions could be migrated to the future configuration application. For now We don't have this informationBut I guess we will discover it in the following compilations …
Welcome to another episode of control panel options going to parameters. Hidden (not available by default) in the last dev and beta CUS: the repetition options of the migrated keyboard and repetition in the settings> Accessibility> Keyboard. pic.twitter.com/xgfi1xoxkf
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Windows 11’s preview compilations, such as the 24H2 version, have introduced several new functions controlled by AI, suggesting that Microsoft is working to improve the user experience in their operating system.
