Latest Windows 11 Preview Build Brings Back a Modern Feature

Microsoft has recently released Windows 11 build 25151 to users enrolled in the Dev channel of the Windows Insider program, but at first glance, the changelog is pretty light, with the focus clearly on fixes and performance optimizations. But as it turns out, there’s still a very important change, though it’s not yet activated by default and must be manually enabled by users. It’s the modern context menu design that Microsoft originally announced and then pulled earlier this year. The context menu obviously aligns with the rest of the operating system, as it continues Microsoft’s overhaul of the Windows experience. FireCube has shared the steps required to activate the new modern context menu on Twitter, explaining that you need Vivetool for the whole thing. The command required to enable the new modern context menu in Windows 11 using the latest version of Vivetool is the following: