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(Or, right-click the desktop and choose Personalize.) Then, select Background. To enable this, open Settings (WINKEY + I) and navigate to Personalization. Somewhat more substantially, Microsoft has brought the wonderful Windows Spotlight interface, which to date has provided high-quality Bing photographs on the lock screen, to the desktop. Now, it appears as a landscape element in the bottom middle of the desktop, right above the Taskbar. Previously, this overlay appeared as a vertical element in the top-left of the desktop.

Likewise, the volume overlay-which appears when you change the system volume using a hardware key or button on your PC-has been redesigned to match the new Windows 11 look and feel. Tip: you can still display the classic, Windows 10-style context menus for the desktop, Recycle Bin, and elsewhere by holding down SHIFT as you right-click. In Windows 11 version 22H2, this has been fixed: now, the style of both menus is the same (and both, of course, use the new Windows 11 styling, which has been slightly updated for 22H2). For example, while the desktop context menu in the original version of Windows 11 received the new styling, the version you saw when you right-clicked the Recycle Bin was different: it was the version from Windows 10 but with rounded corners. Many are subtle enough that few would notice. Microsoft predictably paid attention to Start and the Taskbar in Windows 11 version 22H2, but the desktop and lock screen received a few small changes too.