Later, we can create VHDX from the Windows 11 Settings page

Windows 11 will indeed completely overhaul what Microsoft has not had the chance to overhaul in Windows 10, including the Settings page which is still underwritten and tends to be tied to the control panel and all of its contents.

After we find a number of changes on the Settings page, including changes in appearance Activations Troubleshooting in Windows 11, it seems that later we can also create VHDX on the Settings page directly.

So interesting isn’t it? This is of course the first time it was leaked by a Twitter user @PhantomOfEarthwhere as usual, we can activate this feature using ViveTool in the latest Windows Insider Dev Channel.

The steps themselves are quite simple and maybe you are used to it, where it is enough to use the ViveTool which you open in the Command Prompt and then enter the following command:

vivetool /enable /id:34912776

After the reboot process, you will get a new option to create VHDX on the Settings > System > Storage page as shown below.

Now, you can try this ability yourself Windows 11 Insider Dev Build 25300 latest, so with that you no longer need to enter Disk Management to create a Virtual Disk Drive like VHD or VHDX.

Now with this improvement, maybe in the future Disk Management will be completely replaced with newer and more modern features and in accordance with the current Windows 11 era, maybe later we can also delete and format Disk Drives, and do other things.

But of course everything still needs time, considering that there are still many bugs that Microsoft might have to face to implement this, but what do you think? do you like this change? comment below guys.

Via : @PhantomOfEarth (Twitter)