Eric Mo delivers the Windows 11 release notes for September 2025, highlighting updates across the taskbar, File Explorer, privacy controls, widgets, and Copilot+ PC experiences. He calls out a new grid view for image search from the taskbar, Task Manager’s shift to standardized CPU metrics across pages, and a new privacy surface in Settings that shows which third-party apps have used Windows-provided generative AI models—plus controls to allow or block app access. For widgets, he points to a refreshed Discover Feed experience with more organization and dashboards. On the Copilot+ PC side, he notes a first-run interactive tutorial for Click to Do and a new Recall homepage that surfaces recent activity and frequently used apps and websites to help users resume work faster. He closes with a quick Windows 11 widgets tip, including the Windows+W shortcut and how to tune the feed with “hide,” “more like this,” “less like this,” and publisher/topic follow controls.
We produced this as a clean, pre-recorded streamed update designed to land fast and clearly—no wandering, no fluff, no “wait, which setting was that?” confusion. We kept the structure tight, supported the highlights with simple on-screen guidance, and polished the final cut so each feature callout feels purposeful and easy to remember. Then we delivered it as a smooth multi-channel stream, leaving the client with a crisp monthly asset you can replay and share as much as you'd like.
The inevitable sequels
Hollywood keeps stretching good ideas into progressively worse sequels. We don’t. These are the related videos—spiritual siblings of the one you just watched—as good or better than this video. Expect callbacks, new plot twists, and maybe even a scene-stealing cameo from a lower third.
