Microsoft's year of fixing Windows 11 is off to a promising start, as latest update improves stability — but it still has a lot more work to do

• Windows 11's March update is now rolling out
• Microsoft has actioned a whole lot of fixes and reliability improvements
• There are a number of new features, too, but they aren't overly exciting in the main

Windows 11's latest update is now rolling out, and this is a patch you'll likely want to grab purely for the honing applied to the operating system — even if there aren't any hugely compelling feature additions (for most folks, anyway).

Windows Central flagged up a full breakdown of what the March update contains, and Microsoft has confirmed and actioned a whole lot of smoothing over and fixing work here (as previously noted with the February optional update, which was a preview of this full release).

For starters, Microsoft now promises 'improved reliability' for when your Windows 11 PC wakes from sleep, and that process should happen ...