Microsoft's New Windows 11 Bug Hunt Could Earn You Some Cool Prizes

• The Redmond-based software firm has announced a new Bug Bash event for Windows 11.
  
• Windows Insiders may now do various tasks, report problems, and earn prizes.
• The key priority right now for both the tech giant and people is to improve the new operating system.
• You might be interested to hear that the new event will be held from March 16 to March 22.

Indeed, the Bug Bash event has returned, and Microsoft is once again relying on its Insider group to detect and report any remaining issues in the system.

So, if you're an Insider who wants to do various activities in the Feedback Hub while simultaneously earning rewards, this event is for you.

Microsoft is enlisting the help of consumers to develop Windows 11.

As part of the second 2021 new Bug Bash, you can now find a plethora of interesting missions in the Feedback Hub. This includes tasks involving the Start Menu, Snapping, or Windows.

Other actions you can perform include dealing with the Notification Center, app animations, Snapped layouts, and Widgets. There are presently 22 quests available, including the ones stated above.

You might also want to try out the new tablet rotation animation or install a progressive web app in Microsoft Edge.

Microsoft made a wise decision by further immersing users in this new experience and ensuring they always have a steady supply of reports.

The Redmond tech behemoth will host a Bug Bash covering the newest Insider Preview builds from March 16th to March 22nd.

Those interested should keep a watch on the Feedback Hub's Announcements area, where new information will be provided as the start date approaches.

Insiders who complete Quests and submit feedback during the Bug Bash will be awarded a Bug Bash badge on Feedback Hub.

To participate in this online event, you must be a Windows Insider and have the new operating system installed on your device.

If you aren't an Insider yet, our extensive article will teach you how to become one.

Remember that you can also apply for a position as an Office Insider, giving you access to the new edition of Microsoft's Office suite.

As you may recall, Microsoft had the last Windows Insider bug bash in May, which was focussed on Windows 10.

Are you a Windows 11 Insider already? Tell us about any flaws you found while testing the future operating system in the comments section below.