Windows 11 Build 22000.2479 (KB5030301) Released: Key Features & Fixes

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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​

Windows Insider Blog