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Tab restoration in Windows 11 refers to the ability of File Explorer to remember and reopen all previously open tabs after a restart or logout. This feature, introduced in beta build KB5046733 (Build 22635.4580), aims to improve productivity by preventing the loss of tabs during organization sessions. Users no longer need to manually restore tabs after accidental closures or system reboots. The feature enhances the File Explorer experience by maintaining session continuity, making it easier to resume work without interruption. This update is part of ongoing improvements to Windows 11's tabbed interface.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Windows 11 File Explorer Update: Restore Tabs Feature Enhances Productivity

    If you've ever lamented tragically losing your open tabs in File Explorer mid-organization spree, hold onto your hats, Windows users! Microsoft is rolling out a nifty new feature in Windows 11 that aims to alleviate this common woe. Say goodbye to frantic tab hunting after accidentally closing...