Windows 11 build KB5020035 fixes CPU consumption and adds alerts to OneDrive

Are Microsoft and Windows Passing Their Peak? Well, based on the numbers, I’d say yes. And it is that, despite the fact that it seemed that a few years ago tablets and Android were going to eat the toast, Windows 10 has arrived and revolutionized the PC marketgiving you a new perspective.

Of course, video games and productivity tools also added their points for bringing the desktop PC back to where it always should have been. Now that Windows 11 is moving forward, it’s normal for Americans to tweak known bugs.

Cambios and Windows 11 Insider Build KB5020035

The latest builds for Insider members generated a series of bugs that were clearly serious. The main one is the high CPU consumption for which we have never been given an explanation. It just happened. Its use exploded until you saw slowdowns, and in powerful teams, smaller ones suffered more.

Fortunately, Microsoft has fixed this bug and a few other minor ones, such as spelling dictionary bugs, some taskbar crashes, bugs with some system icons, etc.. You have all the news that correct in this link.

In addition, this build introduces an interesting novelty, an alert system for OneDrive. I list the news about it.

• Windows Spotlight is associated with themes on the Personalization page. This makes it easier to discover and activate the Windows Spotlight feature.
• The total amount of storage capacity for all your Microsoft OneDrive subscriptions will be displayed. Total storage is also displayed on the Accounts page of the Settings app.
• New storage alerts for Microsoft OneDrive subscribers on the Systems page of the Settings app.
• New organizational email feature. With it, third-party companies could provide content to their employees. They didn’t need to use the default Windows behavior.