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Microsoft released today the Windows 11 23H2 build 22631.4969 on the Release Preview Channel. The new bits bring various changes to taskbar jumplists, Windows Spotlight, the Settings app ...

The first thing you have to do is unlock the Windows 10 taskbar. By default, it is locked. You can unlock it by right-clicking on the Taskbar and clicking on the ‘Lock the Taskbar’ option.

Run WindowTabs.exe. It will run in the background. Configure for which window group and tab are enabled, along with other settings. Right click on the notification icon at the bottom right corner.

The easiest way to open Windows Tools on Windows 11 is to search for Windows Tools in the Start Menu. Click on the Start Menu and type Windows Tools. You will get Windows Tools in the results.