Participate In The March 2022 Microsoft Windows 11 Bug Bash And Win Rewards

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Key notes

  • The Redmond tech company is announcing a new Bug Bash event for Windows 11.
  • Windows Insiders can now perform various tasks and flag bugs and earn rewards.
  • The main focus right now, for both the tech giant and users, is improving the new OS.
  • You might like to know that the new event will take place from March 16 to March 22.
Windows 11 bug bash

Indeed, the Bug Bash event is back and Microsoft is again relying on its Insider community to find and flag whatever bugs still remain embedded in the system.

So, if you are also an Insider and you would like to complete various tasks in the Feedback Hub and also earn rewards while doing so, then this event is for you/

Microsoft is rallying users to improve Windows 11

You can now find a lot of special quests in the Feedback Hub, as a part of this second 2021 fresh Bug Bash. This includes completing tasks that involve the Start Menu, Snapping or Windows,

Other activities you can undertake address the Notification Center, app animations, Snapped layouts, as well as Widgets. In total, there are 22 quests currently available, including the above-mentioned ones.

You might also need to install a progressive web app on Microsoft Edge or test out the new tablet rotation animation.

A smart move from Microsoft, engaging people into this new experience even more and making sure they constantly have a continuous supply of reports.

From March 16th to March 22nd, the Redmond tech giant will host a Bug Bash covering the latest Insider Preview builds.

Interested parties should keep an eye on the Feedback Hub under the Announcements section where new details will be posted as the start date approaches.

Insiders who participate in the Bug Bash by completing Quests and filing feedback during this time will be awarded a Bug Bash badge in Feedback Hub.

Remember that you need to be a Windows Insider and have the new operating system installed on your device, in order to participate in this online event.

If you aren’t an Insider yet, you can learn all about how to become one from our detailed article.

Also keep in mind that you can also apply for a position as an Office Insider, thus gaining the ability to test the new version of Microsoft’s Office suite.

As you probably remember, the last Windows Insider bug bash that Microsoft organized was back in May and was centered around Windows 10.

Are you already a Windows 11 Insider? Tell us about the bugs you stumbled upon while testing the upcoming OS. in the comments section below.

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Alexandru Poloboc

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With an overpowering desire to always get to the bottom of things and uncover the truth, Alex spent most of his time working as a news reporter, anchor, as well as TV and radio entertainment show host. A certified gadget freak, he always feels the need to surround himself with next-generation electronics. When he is not working, he splits his free time between making music, gaming, playing football, basketball and taking his dogs on adventures.