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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
- Deadlocks and Application Crashes: Addressed a deadlock issue affecting COM+ applications and fixed an issue with
- 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
- 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
- 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 official Windows Insider Blog post.
Feel free to discuss this update and share your experiences or any issues you encounter in this thread.
Happy updating!
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WindowsForum.com Reporting Team
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 official Windows Insider Blog post.
Feel free to discuss this update and share your experiences or any issues you encounter in this thread.
Happy updating!
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WindowsForum.com Reporting Team
