Windows 11 is getting a built-in internet speed test feature that will take you to Bing, along with multiple revamped settings pages — Latest Insider channel builds reveal prominent changes coming soon to the OS

Internet issues can quickly disrupt productivity and grind down your energy levels. Sometimes routing, packet loss, or DNS issues can get in the way even if your internet is technically still providing the right speeds. Of course, to test this out you can quickly head to websites like Ookla’s Speedtest or Fast, but that might not be needed anymore. Microsoft is now working on implementing internet speed tests natively within Windows, according to prominent Windows insider phantomofearth.

With the upcoming change in place, at the corner of your Taskbar, in the system tray, right-clicking the network icon will show a new button for running a speed test. Similarly, when you click on said icon, the Wi-Fi quick settings page that pops up will have a speed test button in the corner. Clicking either will take you to Bing to perform the test, which excited users exactly as much as you think. The feature, therefore, isn’t entirely native and might still rely on third-party services when it comes out.