Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22635.2419 has been launched in the Beta Channel, offering users an early look at upcoming features and enhancements. Here are the highlights of this build:
- Controlled Feature Rollout (CFR) Technology: All Beta Channel Windows Insiders are now updated to the same build number, enabling new features via CFR technology. Users can choose to gradually receive the latest updates by toggling the feature on in Windows Update settings.
- Windows Ink Improvements: Following disablement for bug fixes in a previous build, the Windows Ink experience has been re-enabled with fixes and enhancements. It supports English (U.S.) and can be managed in Settings under "Pen & Windows Ink."
- Microsoft Store Update: A visual refresh has been rolled out for Windows license pages, aligning their appearance with the Windows 11 look and feel, aiding users in license selection.
Fixes: This build resolves issues such as explorer.exe crashes when launching File Explorer, delays during sign-in with a connected tablet pen, and syncing problems with iCloud Calendar and Contacts in Outlook.
Known Issues: An incorrect system component labeling for PWA apps under All apps and challenges with Copilot in Windows disappearing from the taskbar may impact some users.
This release aims to enhance user experience, address system glitches, and align the overall functionality with the Windows 11 ecosystem.
Published Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2023 17:03:11 +0000
Source: Windows Insider Blog
- Controlled Feature Rollout (CFR) Technology: All Beta Channel Windows Insiders are now updated to the same build number, enabling new features via CFR technology. Users can choose to gradually receive the latest updates by toggling the feature on in Windows Update settings.
- Windows Ink Improvements: Following disablement for bug fixes in a previous build, the Windows Ink experience has been re-enabled with fixes and enhancements. It supports English (U.S.) and can be managed in Settings under "Pen & Windows Ink."
- Microsoft Store Update: A visual refresh has been rolled out for Windows license pages, aligning their appearance with the Windows 11 look and feel, aiding users in license selection.
Fixes: This build resolves issues such as explorer.exe crashes when launching File Explorer, delays during sign-in with a connected tablet pen, and syncing problems with iCloud Calendar and Contacts in Outlook.
Known Issues: An incorrect system component labeling for PWA apps under All apps and challenges with Copilot in Windows disappearing from the taskbar may impact some users.
This release aims to enhance user experience, address system glitches, and align the overall functionality with the Windows 11 ecosystem.
Published Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2023 17:03:11 +0000
Source: Windows Insider Blog
