Microsoft has unveiled Windows 11 Builds 22621.3078 and 22631.3078 (KB5034204) to Windows Insiders on the Release Preview Channel. These updates bring a host of features, enhancements, and fixes aimed at refining the Windows 11 experience.
New Features and Enhancements
Expanded Digital Handwriting Support: The ability to use digital handwriting (inking) in Windows Ink is being extended to several languages and locales, enhancing recognition technology and introducing gestures for improved functionality.
Backup Eye Control System Settings: This update introduces a feature that enables users to back up eye control system settings from one device and automatically apply them to a new device for a seamless experience.
Improvements and Fixes
Addressed various issues related to specific 7-Zip files appearing as empty in File Explorer, search not working on the Start menu, and HTML preview rendering failure in the Group Policy editor.
Enhanced reliability during power transitions, improved OpenType font rendering, and more reliable video calling functionality.
Mitigated issues affecting Wi-Fi Protected Access 3 (WPA3), Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), and Trusted Platform Modules (TPM) initialization.
Resolved known problems like BitLocker data-only encryption issues, file explorer tooltip problems, and Bluetooth audio interruptions during phone calls.
Introduced quarterly changes to the Windows Kernel Vulnerable Driver Blocklist file and renewed signing certificates for UEFI Secure Boot systems.
Upcoming Features
A forthcoming update will introduce the ability to use digital handwriting and backup eye control system settings. These enhancements are scheduled for release in a future update. These updates aim to boost the performance, reliability, and security of Windows 11 for users across various scenarios, ensuring a smoother and more productive computing experience.