Microsoft has announced the release of Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22635.2700 (KB5031452) in the Beta Channel, signaling advancements primarily focused on fixes. Here are the key points regarding this release:
Changes in Build 22635.2700:
- Insiders in the Beta Channel will be brought to the same build (Build 22635.xxxx) through an enablement package, ensuring uniformity.
- A toggle option is introduced to allow users to receive new features gradually, enabling them to access the latest updates through Settings > Windows Update for advanced feature availability.
- The toggle option will help facilitate earlier feature rollouts for users who opt in, enhancing their Windows experience with timely updates and improvements.
- The current flight to the Beta Channel addresses underlying issues, specifically related to drop shadows for icon labels on the desktop, which were not functioning correctly.
Known Issues:
- Snipping Tool Crash: Investigations are underway regarding a new issue where the Snipping Tool may crash when capturing images on Arm devices, highlighting the need for further evaluation and resolution.
About the Beta Channel:
- The Beta Channel represents a preview of experiences closely resembling those intended for general customers, providing a glimpse into forthcoming Windows features and enhancements.
- Users in the Beta Channel can anticipate early access to potential features before wider delivery, offering an opportunity to explore new functionalities and enhancements.
- Insiders are encouraged to review the outlined strategies in a corresponding blog post that elucidates the experimentation process in both the Dev and Beta Channels.
Availability of Copilot in Windows:
- The gradual rollout of Copilot in Windows to select global markets showcases Microsoft's commitment to expanding this feature's availability across different regions, starting with specific markets and extending to additional territories in due course.
The deployment of Build 22635.2700 in the Beta Channel reinforces Microsoft's collaborative approach with Windows users, creating a platform for testing new features, improvements, and fixes before general release.
Published Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2023 17:03:21 +0000.
Changes in Build 22635.2700:
- Insiders in the Beta Channel will be brought to the same build (Build 22635.xxxx) through an enablement package, ensuring uniformity.
- A toggle option is introduced to allow users to receive new features gradually, enabling them to access the latest updates through Settings > Windows Update for advanced feature availability.
- The toggle option will help facilitate earlier feature rollouts for users who opt in, enhancing their Windows experience with timely updates and improvements.
- The current flight to the Beta Channel addresses underlying issues, specifically related to drop shadows for icon labels on the desktop, which were not functioning correctly.
Known Issues:
- Snipping Tool Crash: Investigations are underway regarding a new issue where the Snipping Tool may crash when capturing images on Arm devices, highlighting the need for further evaluation and resolution.
About the Beta Channel:
- The Beta Channel represents a preview of experiences closely resembling those intended for general customers, providing a glimpse into forthcoming Windows features and enhancements.
- Users in the Beta Channel can anticipate early access to potential features before wider delivery, offering an opportunity to explore new functionalities and enhancements.
- Insiders are encouraged to review the outlined strategies in a corresponding blog post that elucidates the experimentation process in both the Dev and Beta Channels.
Availability of Copilot in Windows:
- The gradual rollout of Copilot in Windows to select global markets showcases Microsoft's commitment to expanding this feature's availability across different regions, starting with specific markets and extending to additional territories in due course.
The deployment of Build 22635.2700 in the Beta Channel reinforces Microsoft's collaborative approach with Windows users, creating a platform for testing new features, improvements, and fixes before general release.
Published Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2023 17:03:21 +0000.
