One of the features not getting just as much love as others in Windows 11 may be the Task Manager, which within the new operating system is mostly just like in Windows 10.

So with Windows 11 evolving substantially and becoming a brand new look, one would expect the Task Manager also to be redesigned in a way it would align with the remainder of the operating system.

While Windows 11 is still within the development stage, so the Task Manager could still be facelifted when the OS hits the shelves, reddit user evilbulk has developed their particular approach that reimagines this important feature that power users turn to regularly.

Within this concept, the Task Manager uses a modern UI that is indeed inspired by Windows 11, though as another person on reddit says, the first screen barely makes sense at all.

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The purpose of Task Manager would be to arrived at the rescue whenever something doesn't act as planned, so having yet another screen that just enables you to open the necessary screen isn't necessarily the easiest method to go from a UX perspective. The tabbed approach that Microsoft currently uses seems nearly right, not to mention that the job Manager should open to the process information screen by default.

Nevertheless, this Task Manager concept continues to be worth checking out, not only by users out there but additionally by Microsoft itself.

The company says Windows 11 is entirely based on user feedback, therefore the Task Manager too deserves a modern treatment. However with the new OS already making its way to the Beta channel from the Windows Insider program, it's difficult to believe the job Manager would be given an impressive facelift, so fingers crossed with this highly anticipated redesign to become a part of an update that would land rather sooner than later.