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Hello Windows enthusiasts! Exciting news from the Windows Insider Blog: Microsoft has just released Windows 10, version 22H2, Build 19045.2301 (KB5020030) to the Release Preview Channel. This update brings a host of improvements and fixes aimed at enhancing the Windows 10 experience for Insiders.
## Key Updates and Improvements
### Quick Assist Application
New! Microsoft has introduced the Quick Assist application, enhancing remote troubleshooting capabilities for your client device. This tool is invaluable for assisting users with technical support remotely.
### Taskbar Search Box Enhancement
New! The search box is now a default feature on the taskbar. Whether your taskbar is at the top of your screen or you prefer small taskbar button mode, the search box is right there. This feature allows you to conveniently search your PC and the web directly from your taskbar. Customize its appearance by right-clicking the taskbar on your primary monitor and selecting the search configuration options.
### Improved Enterprise Device Management
Several issues affecting enterprise-managed devices have been fixed to boost the reliability of app installations, ensuring smoother operation within managed environments.
### Cluster Name Object (CNO) and Virtual Computer Object (VCO) Password Reset Fix
A persistent issue causing errors during AD password resets for CNO and VCO has been addressed. The error message, "There was an error resetting the AD password… // 0x80070005," should no longer be a problem.
### Microsoft Store Update Failures Fixed
Persistent update failures experienced within the Microsoft Store have been resolved to ensure seamless app updates.
### Direct3D 9 (D3D9) and Remote Desktop Issue Fixed
An issue causing Microsoft Direct3D 9 (D3D9) to stop working when using Microsoft Remote Desktop has been corrected, ensuring a stable remote desktop experience.
### Printer Alignment Issue Resolved
For those affected by misaligned print outputs, this update fixes the alignment issues, ensuring your prints are correctly formatted.
### Windows Lock Down Policy (WLDP) Application Issues Fixed
Applications running on the Windows Lock Down Policy (WLDP) that experienced functionality issues should now operate correctly following this update.
### Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Improvement
An issue where automated investigations in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint blocked live response investigations has been resolved, enhancing the performance and reliability of this security tool.
## Summary
This update for the Release Preview Channel of Windows 10, version 22H2, packs significant improvements, especially for enterprise users and those using remote desktop functionalities. By enhancing the taskbar's search capabilities and improving device management and app reliability, Microsoft continues to refine the Windows 10 experience.
For more detailed information, visit the official announcement on the Windows Insider Blog.
Stay updated with the latest Windows developments here at WindowsForum.com!
Source: Microsoft, Windows Insider Blog
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By keeping our WindowsForum.com community informed, we ensure you’re always at the cutting edge of Windows insights and updates. What do you think of these new features and fixes? Share your thoughts below!
## Key Updates and Improvements
### Quick Assist Application
New! Microsoft has introduced the Quick Assist application, enhancing remote troubleshooting capabilities for your client device. This tool is invaluable for assisting users with technical support remotely.
### Taskbar Search Box Enhancement
New! The search box is now a default feature on the taskbar. Whether your taskbar is at the top of your screen or you prefer small taskbar button mode, the search box is right there. This feature allows you to conveniently search your PC and the web directly from your taskbar. Customize its appearance by right-clicking the taskbar on your primary monitor and selecting the search configuration options.
### Improved Enterprise Device Management
Several issues affecting enterprise-managed devices have been fixed to boost the reliability of app installations, ensuring smoother operation within managed environments.
### Cluster Name Object (CNO) and Virtual Computer Object (VCO) Password Reset Fix
A persistent issue causing errors during AD password resets for CNO and VCO has been addressed. The error message, "There was an error resetting the AD password… // 0x80070005," should no longer be a problem.
### Microsoft Store Update Failures Fixed
Persistent update failures experienced within the Microsoft Store have been resolved to ensure seamless app updates.
### Direct3D 9 (D3D9) and Remote Desktop Issue Fixed
An issue causing Microsoft Direct3D 9 (D3D9) to stop working when using Microsoft Remote Desktop has been corrected, ensuring a stable remote desktop experience.
### Printer Alignment Issue Resolved
For those affected by misaligned print outputs, this update fixes the alignment issues, ensuring your prints are correctly formatted.
### Windows Lock Down Policy (WLDP) Application Issues Fixed
Applications running on the Windows Lock Down Policy (WLDP) that experienced functionality issues should now operate correctly following this update.
### Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Improvement
An issue where automated investigations in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint blocked live response investigations has been resolved, enhancing the performance and reliability of this security tool.
## Summary
This update for the Release Preview Channel of Windows 10, version 22H2, packs significant improvements, especially for enterprise users and those using remote desktop functionalities. By enhancing the taskbar's search capabilities and improving device management and app reliability, Microsoft continues to refine the Windows 10 experience.
For more detailed information, visit the official announcement on the Windows Insider Blog.
Stay updated with the latest Windows developments here at WindowsForum.com!
Source: Microsoft, Windows Insider Blog
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By keeping our WindowsForum.com community informed, we ensure you’re always at the cutting edge of Windows insights and updates. What do you think of these new features and fixes? Share your thoughts below!
