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I successfully bringing Windows 11 24H2's Task Manager to Windows 11 23H2.:-) Now! It's has new Task Manager icon on Windows 11 23H2 and a new way Task Manager calculates CPU utilization for the Processes, Performance, and Users pages features.

I have no problem. New Start Menu is works well. Then you can deactivate the ID. It is very simple to reverse the registry deletion.

New Start Menu on Windows 11 24H2 Build 26100.3902. The New Start Menu Layout is avaiable on KB5055627 (26100.3902), which combines the Pinned, Recommended and All Apps Sections. Vivetool ID:49221331 ; CFR Registry Key:2792562829 ; Description:New Start features Vivetool ID:47205210 ; CFR...

If you have updated 26100.3775-KB5055523, and File Explorer still opens upward, you can use this PowerShell to check CFR status. I created a simple powershell script to check these CFR keys. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gncsfx5YSC-CN1qKopaj5kqjiFVwGXM1/view?usp=sharing Run PowerShell...

I missed a CFR Key. is also require 156965516 is active.

CPU utilization is require 1853569164 is active.

Because Microsoft is gradually rolling out these features. In online mode Microsoft uses the Windows Update service to telemetry these changes. (Microsoft can change CFR registry, you don't need mess it)

0 = System level default. 4 = Used by Windows Update. 156965516, 1853569164 already exists in KB5053656 (\FeatureManagement\Overrides\0). 1958247566, 607965839 are no longer needed on 26100.3624 (KB5053656). However, these two CFR keys are required on the previous 26100.3476 to activate "Top...

I'm use 14 = higher than 4 to ensure feature IDs is not overridden. It's not an Insider Release Preview item, now, Microsoft has gradually rolled it out to all users with the feature. Like Vivetool also access the CFR registry. (8 = Vivetool used)

I've mentioned in multiple threads that Microsoft has many features and fixes that use CFR control technology (Gradual rollout) to telemetry these changes. If you have updated Windows 11 Build 26100.3624 (KB5053656) and still do not see some "Gradual rollout" appearing on your system, you can...

vivetool IDs are of the same type as CFR, which is the real IDs number. The Vivetool Tools access the CFR registry.

Microsoft uses Dev, Beta..etc and other channels for A/B experimental feature testing and development. This experimental code may also be included in consumer builds 26100.x, These features under development use CFR control to determine which channels should be activated. Like "Task Manager...

This requires using a VM to test each CFR keys change yourself. When you press the Check for Updates button in Windows Update it will usually synchronize the CFR registry in the system. You can disable/enable each CFR and observe the changes in the system. This may take a lot of time.

If you have updated Windows 11 Build 26100.3624 (KB5053656) and still do not see some "Gradual rollout" appearing on your system, you can activate them manually. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\FeatureManagement\Overrides\14] # [File...

You can exit the PR channel and then you are on the general channel.