Discover the Highlights of Windows 11 Build 22000.1041 for Insiders

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Hello WindowsForum.com members, Microsoft has just announced the release of Windows 11 Build 22000.1041 (KB 5017383) for Insiders in the Release Preview Channel. This latest build includes a variety of improvements, new features, and vital fixes aimed at enhancing the overall user experience. Below, we'll dive into the key updates and their significance.

Notable New Features​

WebAuthn Redirection​

One of the standout additions in this build is WebAuthn redirection. This feature allows users to authenticate in applications and websites without needing a password through Remote Desktop. Instead, you can utilize Windows Hello or other security devices, such as Fast Identity
Online 2.0 (FIDO2) keys, elevating both convenience and security.

Dynamic Widgets with Notification Badging​

Another significant enhancement is the addition of more dynamic Widgets content on the taskbar, now featuring notification badging. When you open the Widgets board, a banner appears at the top, providing additional details about what triggered the notification badge. This upgrade aims to make staying up-to-date even more intuitive.

Fixes and Improvements​

Microsoft Store and Apps​

A notable fix addresses an issue where users were required to reinstall apps if Microsoft Store had not signed them following an OS upgrade. This bug fix will streamline the
user experience when transitioning between OS builds.

Codec Updates and Security Improvements​

Several fixes related to codec updates from the Microsoft Store have been implemented, ensuring smoother and more reliable multimedia performance. Additionally, improvements in cached credentials for security keys and FIDO2 authentications have been made, addressing issues where cached credentials were removed on hybrid domain-joined devices.

Network and Connectivity​

Fixes have been applied to issues with Network Policy Server Management (NPSM) that caused delays upon signing out, and static IP configuration that resulted in inconsistent settings and sporadic failures.

Device and Driver Enhancements​

This build resolves a series of
driver-related issues, including those affecting the Desktop Window Manager (DWM), d3d9on12.dll, and JavaScript URLs in IE mode. It also addresses a rare stop error occurring after changing display modes with multiple displays in use.

Windows Defender and Security Policies​

A variety of fixes enhance the functionality of Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC), covering areas like path rules, MSHTML and ActiveX rules, and logging errors. The fixes enhance overall security and stability.

Additional Fixes​

Other notable fixes include:

• Handling of memory leaks in multiple services.
• Address issues causing the touch keyboard to close immediately.
• Fixes to LogonUI.exe to ensure proper
  lock screen functionality.
• Improvements to Roaming User Profiles for better setting restoration.

Regional Updates​

A known issue affecting daylight saving time in Chile has been fixed, ensuring accurate time and dates for various tasks and services.

Community Insights​

These updates and fixes in Windows 11 Build 22000.1041 enhance functionality across the board, from multimedia performance and connectivity to security and user interface improvements. By addressing both minor bugs and significant issues, Microsoft demonstrates its commitment to refining the Windows 11 experience based on user feedback from the Insider Program. For more detailed information and the complete list of changes, head
over to the official Releasing Windows 11 Build 22000.1041 to the Release Preview Channel. What are your thoughts on these updates? Have you encountered any of these issues, and if so, how have the fixes impacted your experience? Share your insights and join the discussion below! Thanks for being a part of the WindowsForum.com community! Windows Insider Program Team

 

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Hello WindowsForum.com community! We're excited to share that Microsoft has just rolled out Windows 11 Build 22000.1163 (KB5018483) to Insiders in the Release Preview Channel. This update brings numerous improvements and fixes, enhancing both the performance and user experience of Windows 11. Let's dive into some of the key highlights!

What's New and Improved?​

Enhanced Windows Search​

Microsoft has beefed up the Windows search results and overall performance. This should make searching for files, apps, and settings faster and more intuitive.

Task Manager on Taskbar Context Menu​

One of the standout additions: Task Manager is now accessible from the context
menu when you right-click the taskbar. This feature will roll out gradually over the coming weeks.

DCOM and RPC Updates​

• Improved DCOM Authentication: The authentication level for all non-anonymous activation requests from DCOM clients will be automatically raised to RPC_C_AUTHN_LEVEL_PKT_INTEGRITY if it falls below Packet Integrity.
• Authentication Level Adjustment: For issues in the Remote Procedure Call Service (rpcss.exe), the authentication level has been raised where necessary, ensuring more secure communications.

Fixes for Azure AD and Scheduling Tasks​

• AAD Application Proxy Connector: Resolved issues where Kerberos tickets weren't retrieved, fixing the “The handle specified is invalid (0x80090301)” error.
• Scheduled Tasks:
  Addressed issues affecting tasks scheduled to run bi-weekly but executing weekly instead. Now, scheduled tasks should run precisely as intended.

Graphics and Display Improvements​

• Direct3D 9 Games: Fixed issues causing graphics hardware to stop working on non-native Direct3D 9 drivers.
• Chinese Character Fonts: Corrected font widths when formatting specific Chinese characters as bold.
• D3D9 Games: Additional fixes for graphical issues on some platforms.

Microsoft Edge Enhancements​

• IE Mode Issues: Fixed incorrect titles for pop-up windows and tabs.
• Webpage Accessibility: Solved problems preventing webpage openings under certain configurations.

General Bug Fixes​

• IME Compatibility: Resolved compatibility issues with input method editors (IME)
  using Windows Text Services Framework (TSF) 1.0.
• Universal Printer Reinstallation: Fixed problems preventing the reinstallation of universal printers.
• Duplicate Print Queues: Addressed issues causing original print queues to stop working when duplicates are created.
• Driver Power Usage: Improved power usage for drivers playing hardware-protected DRM content.
• Installation Progress Visibility: Fixed the visibility of installation progress on certain hardware.

Remote Desktop and Time Zone Issues​

• Wrong Time Zone in VDI: Addressed VDI scenarios where sessions used incorrect time zones.
• File Explorer Crashes: Fixed crashes in File Explorer on RD session hosts.

Miscellaneous Fixes​

• BS_PUSHLIKE Button Style: Made buttons with this style
  more identifiable against dark backgrounds.
• Server Manager Disk Reset: Solved issues where the wrong disk might reset if multiple disks had the same UniqueId.

Clipchamp and .msi File Fixes​

• Clipchamp on Windows 11 SE: Ensured that the Clipchamp application runs properly.
• MSI File Handling: Fixed issues with Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC) ignoring .msi files when script enforcement is disabled. For a comprehensive list of all fixes and improvements, you can refer to the official Windows Insider Blog post Releasing Windows 11 Build 22000.1163 to the Release Preview Channel. These updates reflect Microsoft's ongoing commitment to enhancing the Windows 11 experience based on user feedback. If you are part
  of the Release Preview Channel, don't forget to check for updates and enjoy these new improvements! Feel free to share your thoughts and experiences with this new build in the comments below. Happy updating, The WindowsForum.com Team

 

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Hello Windows enthusiasts! Exciting news from the Releasing Windows 11 Build 22000.1279 to the Release Preview Channel for those keeping tabs on the latest developments. Microsoft has just rolled out Windows 11 Build 22000.1279 (KB5019157) to the Release Preview Channel. Here’s a breakdown of the key highlights and improvements you can expect from this update:

Key Improvements and Fixes:​

• Introduction of the Quick Assist Application:
• New! The Quick Assist app has been pre-installed, allowing users to receive or provide assistance quickly and easily. [*Microsoft Store Update Failures:
• Persistent update failures in the Microsoft Store have been resolved, ensuring smoother updates and improved user
  experience. [*Enterprise Device Management:
• Improved reliability in app installations on devices managed by enterprises, addressing management and deployment concerns. [*Unified Update Platform (UUP) On-Premises:
• Removed the block preventing UUP on-premises customers from getting offline language packs, enhancing localization efforts. [*Cluster Name Object (CNO) and Virtual Computer Object (VCO) Issues:
• Fixed a password reset issue for CNO or VCO with the error message “There was an error resetting the AD password… // 0x80070005”. [*Microsoft Direct3D 9 (D3D9):
• Resolved an issue causing D3D9 to stop working with Microsoft Remote Desktop, ensuring better graphics performance.
  [*Windows Firewall Service:
• Fixed an issue where the Windows Firewall service didn’t start when the Override block rules option was enabled. [*Windows Lock Down Policy (WLDP):
• Applications running under WLDP that may have stopped working are now fixed, ensuring continuous operation. [*Microsoft Defender for Endpoint:
• Automated investigations no longer block live response investigations, improving security operations. [*TextInputHost.exe Issues:
• Fixed the issue where TextInputHost.exe would stop responding, enhancing typing-related functionalities. [*Pinned Apps on Start Menu:
• Resolved an issue where the Start menu would stop working when navigating between pages of pinned
  apps, particularly affecting right-to-left (RTL) language users.

Conclusion:​

This update emphasizes Microsoft's commitment to addressing user feedback and improving system reliability. With key fixes ranging from enterprise device management to everyday usability enhancements, Windows 11 Build 22000.1279 is a noteworthy update for insiders in the Release Preview Channel. Stay tuned for more updates and share your experiences with this build. Your feedback is invaluable in shaping the future of Windows! — The WindowsForum.com Team If you have any questions or would like to discuss this update further, feel free to comment below. Releasing Windows 11 Build 22000.1279 to the Release Preview Channel

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Hello WindowsForum.com community, Great news for Windows Insiders! Microsoft has rolled out Windows 11 Build 22621.898 (KB5020044) to the Release Preview Channel for Windows 11, version 22H2. This latest release introduces several improvements and fixes, providing an enhanced experience for users. Let's delve into the key highlights and changes in this build.

Key Improvements and Fixes in Build 22621.898​

Enhanced OneDrive Integration​

• Storage Alerts: OneDrive subscribers will now see storage alerts on the Systems page in the Settings app, notifying you when you're nearing your storage limit. Additionally, you can manage and purchase extra storage directly from here.
• Total
  Storage Display: The total storage capacity from all your OneDrive subscriptions will now be shown on the Accounts page in Settings, giving you a comprehensive view of your available storage.

Personalization and User Experience​

• Windows Spotlight and Themes: Windows Spotlight is now combined with Themes on the Personalization page. This integration makes discovering and enabling Windows Spotlight features more accessible.
• Organizational Messages: A new feature allowing third-party companies to provide content to their employees without relying on Windows' default behavior.

Notable Fixes​

• App Reliability: Resolved issues preventing modern applications from opening and improved the reliability of app installations on enterprise-managed
  devices.
• Daylight Saving Time: Fixed the DST issue for the Republic of Fiji, canceling DST for 2022.
• DCOM Authentication: Automatically raises the authentication level to RPC_C_AUTHN_LEVEL_PKT_INTEGRITY for DCOM clients if the current level is below Packet Integrity.
• Unified Update Platform Improvements: Removed the block stopping on-premises customers from getting offline language packs.

Fixes Enhancing System and Application Performance​

• Resolved issues affecting:
• Process Creation: Improved security audits.
• Cluster Name and Virtual Computer Objects: Fixed password reset errors.
• Transparency in RAIL Mode: Enhanced the display in High Definition remote applications.
• IME Issues: Addressed application crashes when using keyboard shortcuts with the
  Japanese IME.
• Microphone Streams: Fixed issues with the microphone not working after a reboot.
• Applications on Windows Lock Down Policy: Ensured better functionality.
• Microsoft Defender: Fixed issues with Defender not turning off passive mode when Smart App Control is disabled and blocked investigations in Defender for Endpoint.
• Printing in Edge: Corrected print output issues in landscape mode when using Microsoft Defender Application Guard.
• File Explorer: Fixed bugs causing Explorer to crash when closing menus and high CPU usage on opening files.
• Settings App Activation: Corrected issues preventing certain Settings pages from opening.
• CopyFile Function: Addressed occasional errors when using the
  CopyFile function.

Conclusion​

This update brings a significant number of enhancements and fixes that are set to improve the user experience and operational efficiency on Windows 11. We recommend Insiders in the Release Preview Channel install this update to benefit from these improvements. For more detailed information, visit the Releasing Windows 11 Build 22621.898 to the Release Preview Channel. Stay tuned to WindowsForum.com for the latest updates and discussions on all things Windows! Happy Updating! Releasing Windows 11 Build 22621.898 to the Release Preview Channel

 

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Hello WindowsForum.com members, Today, we're excited to report that Microsoft has rolled out Windows 11 Build 22000.1515 (KB5019274) to the Release Preview Channel for Windows Insiders. This latest update brings several new features and improvements along with a host of important bug fixes. Here’s a detailed look at what you can expect from this build.

What's New in Windows 11 Build 22000.1515?​

Enhanced Personalization with Windows Spotlight and Themes​

Microsoft has combined Windows Spotlight with Themes on the Personalization page. This integration makes it easier for users to discover and activate the Windows Spotlight feature, enriching the desktop experience
with stunning images and themes.

Improved Microsoft Account Management​

The update bolsters the Microsoft Account experience in Settings, allowing users to:

• Manage OneDrive subscriptions and storage alerts directly from the settings.
• View the total storage capacity of all OneDrive subscriptions.
• View storage alerts when approaching storage limits, and easily manage or purchase additional storage if needed. In addition, Xbox subscription details are now visible on the Accounts page within Settings. Xbox subscribers can manage their subscriptions, and non-subscribers can explore subscription options from the same page.

Key Fixes in this Build​

This build addresses a plethora of issues
that enhance the stability and performance of Windows 11:

• Search Issues: Resolved an issue with searchindexer.exe stopping users from signing in or out. Also fixed the problem preventing file search based on content.
• Deadlocks and Application Crashes: Addressed a deadlock issue affecting COM+ applications and fixed an issue with conhost.exe not responding.
• Application Launch Problems: Some modern applications previously prevented from opening should now function correctly.
• DNS and URL Configuration: Fixed issues with the DNS suffix search list and added support for long URLs up to 8196 characters.
• IME and Input Issues: Fixed issues with applications becoming unresponsive when
  using the mouse and keyboard simultaneously.
• Window Handle and Memory Issues: Corrected issues with FindWindow() and FindWindowEx() returning incorrect window handles, and resolved memory damage problems linked to certain HD audio controllers.
• TPM and AutoPilot Setup: Fixed problems affecting systems with firmware Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs) that hindered the AutoPilot setup process.
• Edge and Printing: Resolved incorrect printing outputs in Microsoft Edge when using Microsoft Defender Application Guard.
• Touch Keyboard and Explorer Issues: Fixed issues preventing the touch keyboard from opening and explorer.exe from responding when using keyboard media buttons.
• LDAP and ReFS Issues: Resolved issues with Windows Server 2022
  domain controllers managing LDAP requests and fixed nonpaged pool memory leaks in ReFS. These enhancements and bug fixes are part of Microsoft's ongoing efforts to fine-tune Windows 11 and ensure a smooth, efficient, and user-friendly experience. For detailed information, please visit the Releasing Windows 11 Build 22000.1515 to the Release Preview Channel. Feel free to discuss this update and share your experiences or any issues you encounter in this thread. Happy updating!

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Hello Windows enthusiasts! In the latest update from the Windows Insider Program, Microsoft has released Windows 11 Build 22000.1639 (KB5022905) to the Release Preview Channel. This build brings a host of enhancements and fixes to make your Windows 11 experience even better. Here’s what you need to know about this new update.

Key Improvements and Fixes​

Advanced Auto-Learning for Facial Recognition​

A significant new feature in Build 22000.1639 is the advanced auto-learning capability for facial recognition. This is designed to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of facial recognition technology.

Excel Hyperlink Fix​

An issue that previously prevented hyperlinks from working
in Microsoft Excel has now been resolved, ensuring you can navigate your spreadsheets seamlessly.

Color Filters Setting Adjustment​

The update addresses a problem with the Color filters setting. Users who selected the "Inverted" option were erroneously given the "Grayscale" setting. This issue has now been fixed for accurate color adjustments.

Appx State Repository Cleanup​

The cleanup process for user profiles in the Appx State Repository was incomplete, leading to database growth over time. This could cause delays in environments like FSLogix. The latest update rectifies this issue, streamlining profile management.

Daylight-Saving Time Update for Mexico​

Support has been added for
the United Mexican States' daylight-saving time change order for 2023, ensuring the system keeps accurate time with the new regulations.

Internet Explorer (IE) Mode Improvement​

Users in IE mode experienced issues with text visibility on the status bar. This has been fixed to improve your browsing experience.

Z-Order of Maximized Windows Fix​

A bug affecting the Z-order of two maximized windows, where the background window could mistakenly appear on top, has been corrected.

AppV Filename Letter Case Issue​

The update resolves an issue that prevented file names in AppV from respecting the correct letter case (uppercase or lowercase).

Microsoft Edge​

Policy Conflict Resolution
Conflicting policies for Microsoft Edge have been eliminated, particularly when using the MDMWinsOverGPFlag in a Microsoft Intune tenant, ensuring smoother policy deployment.

Azure Active Directory (AAD) Provisioning Package Fix​

Bulk provisioning with AAD using a provisioning package had issues that have now been fixed.

Streaming App Playback Issue​

Some streaming apps faced video playback interruptions after advertisements. This problem has been resolved, offering smoother media consumption.

Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) Stability​

Running Sysprep on a domain-joined machine occasionally caused LSASS to stop responding. This has been addressed to ensure system stability.

Parity Virtual Disks Creation​

Fix
The update fixes an issue with creating parity virtual disks using Server Manager, enhancing your storage management capabilities.

Conclusion​

This round of updates and fixes in Windows 11 Build 22000.1639 focuses on improving functionality, stability, and overall user experience. Don't forget to check for this update if you're a part of the Release Preview Channel to enjoy the latest enhancements. For more details, you can check the Releasing Windows 11 Build 22000.1639 to the Release Preview Channel. Stay tuned for more updates and share your thoughts and experiences here on WindowsForum.com! Thanks, The WindowsForum.com Team

 

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Hello Windows Insiders, today we’re releasing Windows 11 Build 22000.2001 (KB5026436) to Insiders in the Release Preview Channel on Windows 11 (original release).

This Update Includes the Following Improvements:​

• Searchindexer.exe: This update addresses an issue where searchindexer.exe stops working after you sign out, particularly following an upgrade to Windows 11 Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD).
• Narrator: The update fixes a problem where Narrator does not correctly announce text attributes for words such as "misspelled," "deletion change," and "comment."
• Server Message Block (SMB): The update resolves an issue that prevents access to SMB shared folders, displaying errors like "Not enough memory resources" or "Insufficient system resources."
• Password Expiration Notices: The update addresses an issue causing unexpected password expiration notices when using "Smart Card is Required for Interactive Logon" with "Enable rolling of expiring NTLM secrets."
• Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS): Fixes an issue where LSASS stops working when using Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD).
• Scheduled Tasks: Resolves an issue affecting scheduled tasks that fail when they use stored local user account credentials, with error message "2147943726: ERROR_LOGON_FAILURE (The username or password is incorrect)" occurring when Credential Guard is enabled.
• Storage Spaces Direct (S2D): Addresses an issue that might prevent the S2D cluster from coming online after a periodic password rollover (error code 1326).
• Tab Settings for IE Mode Sites: Resolves access issues to tab settings for IE mode sites.
• Windows PowerShell: Fixes an issue where dot sourcing fails for files containing class definitions.
• Event Viewer: Addresses an issue limiting the number of event sources accessible to non-admin users in Event Viewer.
• Applications Using WM_CLOSE: Fixes an issue causing applications that perform certain actions in a callback (e.g., closing a window) to stop working.
• Support Phone Number for Microsoft India: Updates the support phone number for Windows activation in Microsoft India.
• Printer Installation: Fixes an issue where certain printers fail to install if they connect to Wi-Fi automatically.
• IMSI Ranges: Updates the International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) ranges for certain mobile providers.
• Windows Firewall: Fixes an issue where the firewall drops all connections to the IP address of a captive portal when the "Captive Portal Addresses" option is chosen.
• Multi-function Label Printer: Addresses an issue affecting the installation of certain multi-function label printers.
• Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Devices: Fixes an issue where Windows Firewall cannot apply the correct domain and profile to Azure AD-joined devices.
• Audio Playback: Addresses an issue causing audio playback failures on devices with certain processors.
• User Experience (UX) for Search Box on Taskbar: Improves the UX and interactions for the search box on the taskbar.
• FSCTL Set Operation and Reparse Points: Fixes an issue where accessing a large reparse point with NTFS after a canceled FSCTL Set operation causes a stop error. Thanks, Windows Insider Program Team Original URL: Releasing Windows 11 Build 22000.2001 to the Release Preview Channel Published: Thu, 11 May 2023 17:53:40 +0000

 

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Introduction​

The Windows Insider Program Team has announced the release of Windows 11 Build 22000.2243 (KB5028245) to users in the Release Preview Channel on the original release of Windows 11. This update brings a variety of improvements and enhancements to address various issues and optimize performance.

Key Highlights of This Update​

New Features and Enhancements Include:

• Handwriting Software Input Panel (SIP) Support: Now meets GB18030-2022 conformance level 2, meeting level 3 requirements.
• Modern Standby Issue Fix: Addresses an issue where Win32 and UWP apps may close when devices enter Modern Standby, particularly if certain Bluetooth Phone Link features are enabled.
• Reliability of Windows Push Notification Services (WNS): Improves the connection between the client and the WNS server for enhanced reliability.
• UI Automation and Caching Mode Fix: Resolves an issue affecting UI Automation and caching mode functionality.
• Notification Platform Improvement: Fixes issues related to sending notifications from applications.
• Hybrid Joined Devices Fix: Allows sign-in to hybrid joined devices even when not connected to the internet, particularly when using Windows Hello for Business credentials.

Various System Enhancements Include:

• Addresses issues related to network connectivity, CPU reporting, autoupdate process resilience, font hinting, text edit controls in XAML, VPN reliability, and more.
• Fixes a deadlock in IPsec and addresses issues with display and audio devices missing after the system resumes from sleep.
• Enhancements have been made for Defender Firewall Profile, virtual private networks (VPN), Bluetooth connectivity, and BitLocker usage.
• Increases the resilience in downloading Windows Autopilot policy.
• Various fixes for user mode printer drivers, gaming-related errors, Defender Firewall Profile, and fastfat file system driver.

Further Information​

For more detailed information about the improvements and various fixes included in this update, please refer to the full blog post Releasing Windows 11 Build 22000.2243 to the Release Preview Channel.
Published on: Thu, 13 Jul 2023 17:39:57 +0000
Thank you, Windows Insider Program Team

 

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Introduction​

The Windows Insider Program Team has announced the release of Windows 11 Build 22621.2066 (KB5028254) to users in the Release Preview Channel on Windows 11, version 22H2. This update brings a series of significant features and enhancements to improve the user experience.

New Features and Improvements Include:​

• Handwriting Software Input Panel (SIP) Enhancements: Supports GB18030-2022 conformance level 2, meeting level 3 requirements.
• Power Consumption Optimization: Addresses a Windows Notification Platform issue that impacts device power usage.
• Windows Push Notification Services (WNS) Enhancement: Improves the reliability of client-to-WNS server connections.
• Fix for Hybrid Joined Devices: Resolves the sign-in issue for hybrid joined devices not connected to the internet, particularly when using Windows Hello for Business credentials.
• Windows Autopilot Profile Resilience: Enhances the download process of Windows Autopilot policy, providing better resilience in case of network connection issues.
• Event Forwarding Subscriptions Fix: Resolves an issue with unnecessary event forwarding in Event Forwarding Subscriptions.
• Various Fixes: Addresses issues related to network connectivity, hardware drivers, printing jobs, audio devices, and more.

Known Issues Addressed:​

The update addresses various issues related to printing jobs, WWAN devices, display and audio device recognition after sleep, IPsec configuration, and more.

Improvements in System Stability:​

Enhancements have been made for system reliability, audio outputs, messaging systems, kernel vulnerability detection, and Defender Application Control optimizations.

Full Information Access:​

For more detailed information, including bug fixes and enhancements, you can access the full blog post Releasing Windows 11 Build 22621.2066 to the Release Preview Channel.
Published on: Thu, 13 Jul 2023 17:43:07 +0000
Thanks, Windows Insider Program Team

 

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Introduction​

In the latest announcement from the Windows Insider Program, Windows 11 Build 22000.2479 (KB5030301) is now available for users in the Release Preview Channel. This update introduces significant feature enhancements and multiple fixes to improve system stability and functionality.

Key Enhancements Include​

• Compliance Updates: The update includes compliance with GB18030-2022 requirements, refining Wubi and Pinyin input, ensuring supported character codepoints are up to date.
• Daylight Saving Time Support: Greenland's daylight saving time changes are now supported.
• Spelling Correction: The update changes Ukraine's capital spelling from Kiev to Kyiv for accuracy.
• Microsoft Excel Improvement: Addressed an issue causing Microsoft Excel to freeze when sharing files as PDFs in Outlook.
• USB Printer Compatibility: Fixed an issue where some USB printers were unable to print when using Microsoft Defender.
• Application Virtualization Fix: Resolved a problem in the App-V environment where copy operations were not functioning post the April 2023 update.

Additional Fixes​

• Addressed an issue impacting Remote Apps display alignment and another related to Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator handle leaks.
• Resolved an IMEPad functionality problem and enhanced Windows Defender Application Control.
• Corrected an issue causing Microsoft OneDrive files compressed through NTFS to lead to system unresponsiveness.
• Fixed problems related to user-mode memory leaks and external binding after installing specific Windows updates.

Feedback and Support​

Users encountering issues can provide feedback via the Feedback Hub or GitHub site. Troubleshooting guides are available to address user concerns effectively. This update represents Microsoft's continued commitment to enhancing Windows 11 performance, user experience, and system reliability based on user feedback and evolving requirements.

Published Date​

Thu, 14 Sep 2023 17:17:50 +0000

Source​

Releasing Windows 11 Build 22000.2479 to the Release Preview Channel