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Windows 11 has been released, but behind the scenes, Microsoft is constantly working
to improve the newest version of Windows. The company frequently rolls out public
preview builds to members of its Windows Insider Program, allowing them to test out —
and even help shape — upcoming features.
The Windows Insider program is divided into three channels:
 The Dev Channel is where new features are introduced for initial testing,
regardless of which Windows release they‟ll eventually end up in. This channel
is best for technical users and developers and builds in it may be unstable and
buggy.
 In the Beta Channel, you‟ll get more polished features that will be deployed in
the next major Windows release. This channel is best for early adopters, and
Microsoft says your feedback in this channel will have the most impact.
 The Release Preview Channel typically doesn‟t see action until shortly before a
new feature update is rolled out. It‟s meant for final testing of an upcoming
release and is best for those who want the most stable builds.
The Beta and Release Preview Channels also receive bug-fix builds for the currently
shipping version of Windows 11.

Not everyone can participate in the Windows 11 Insider program, because the new
operating system has more stringent system requirements than Windows 10. As
outlined in this Microsoft blog post, if your PC fails to meet the minimum hardware
requirements for Windows 11, you cannot join the Windows 11 Insider Program.
[ Related: How to check if your PC can run Windows 11 ]
Below you'll find information about all the Windows 11 preview builds that have been
released. For each build, we've included the date of its release, which Insider channel it
was released to, a summary of what's in the build, and a link to Microsoft's
announcement about it.
Note: If you're looking for information about updates being rolled out to all Windows 11
users, not previews for Windows Insiders, see “Windows 11: A guide to the updates.”
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25211
Release date: September 29, 2022
Released to: Dev Channel
This build introduces new settings to the Widgets pane and makes them easier to
access than previous settings. It also adds Task Manager to the context menu that
appears on the taskbar when you right-click it.
The build also fixes a variety of bugs, including one in which command bar items like
copy, paste, and empty recycle bin may unexpectedly not be enabled when they should
be, and another in which Settings would crash when changing your mobile hotspot
name.
The build has 10 known issues, including one in which the Widgets notification badge
number may appear misaligned on the taskbar, and another in which the taskbar takes
longer than expected to transition to the touch-optimized version when switching
between desktop and tablet postures.
(Get more info about Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25211.)
Windows 11 Insider Preview Builds 22621.730 and 22623.730

Released to: Beta Channel
These updates are being released to two groups in the Beta Channel. One group will
get the Build 22623.730 update that has new features and bug fixes. The other group
will receive the Build 22621.730 update that has new features and some new bug fixes
turned off by default.
In Build 22623.730, the tablet-optimized taskbar has been reintroduced. In addition, File
Explorer search will show results as you type. Among the bugs fixed are one that
caused parts of the taskbar or its icons to get stuck in the wrong theme‟s colors when
switching between light and dark themes.
There are a wide variety of bug fixes for both 22621.730 and 22623.730, including for
one that stopped you from signing in to various Microsoft 365 apps, and another that
caused updates to the Microsoft Store to fail.
Both builds have six known issues, including one in which audio has stopped working
for some Insiders, and another in which when there are no running windows on the
desktop, the taskbar can sometimes collapse, when it should be expanded.
(Get more info about Windows 11 Insider Preview Builds 22621.730 and 22623.730.)
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22621.607
Released to: Release Preview Channel
This build for Windows 11 22H2 fixes a wide variety of bugs, including one that that
caused updates to the Microsoft Store to fail, another that stopped you from signing into
various Microsoft Office 365 apps, and another in which Task Manager stopped working
when you switched between light and dark mode or changed the accent color.
(Get more info about Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22621.607.)

This build improves the security of the SMB server service by implementing a delay
between each failed NTLM authentication in the SMB authentication rate limiter. This
means, for example, if an attacker previously sent 300 brute force attempts per second
from a client for 5 minutes (90,000 passwords), the same number of attempts would
now take at least 50 hours.
The build also fixes a variety of bugs, including one in which OneDrive setup
unexpectedly asked for permission to set up every time your PC rebooted, and another
in which the Windows Sandbox window resized incorrectly when you snapped it to the
side of the screen.
number may appear misaligned on the taskbar, and another in which command bar
items like Copy, Paste, and Empty Recycle Bin may unexpectedly not be enabled when
they should be.
get the Build 22622.601 update, which would normally have new bug fixes. The other
group will receive the Build 22621.601 update, which would normally have most new
bug fixes turned off by default. In this instance, however, the builds are identical.
The build fixes four bugs, including one in which clicking the network icon on the Lock
screen crashed the Lock screen, and another that affected Dual SIM calling. If you

selected no SIM on your phone and initiated a call on your device, Dual SIM
functionality would not work.
Both builds have one known issue, in which audio stops working for some Insiders.
get the Build 22622.598 update that has new bug fixes. The other group will receive the
Build 22621.598 update that has most new bug fixes turned off by default.
For those who get Build 22622.598, among the bugs fixed are one that wouldn‟t allow
you to interact with the top part of File Explorer (with the address bar) when File
Explorer was full screen, and another in which File Explorer command bar items like
copy, paste, and empty recycle bin were not enabled when they should have been.
There are several bug fixes for both Build 22621.598 and 22622.598, including one that
created a duplicate print queue, and another in Roaming User Profiles in which after
you signed in or out, some of your settings were not restored.
Both builds have one known issue, in which clicking the network icon on the Lock
screen does not work, may crash the Lock screen, and may require you to reboot to log
in.
(Get more info about Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22621.598 and 22622.598.)

The build reintroduces the touch-optimized taskbar for using your device as a tablet.
Your taskbar will automatically transition to the optimized version when you disconnect
or fold back the keyboard on your 2-in-1 device. In addition, animated icons are being
rolled out in the Settings app.
The build also fixes a variety of bugs, including one that caused parts of the taskbar or
its icons like search to get stuck in the wrong theme‟s colors when switching between
light and dark theme, and another that led to Settings crashing when removing devices.
number may appear misaligned on the taskbar, and another in which command bar
items like copy, paste, and empty recycle bin may unexpectedly not be enabled when
they should be.
This build introduces new Xbox subscription management details in the Windows 11
Settings app. If you are a member of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass, Xbox
Game Pass for Console or Xbox Live Gold, you can now see your subscription details
via Settings > Accounts.
It also fixes a variety of bugs, including several that were leading to sporadic
explorer.exe crashes related to the taskbar overflow, one that caused the Start menu to
crash on launch for some people when Search Highlights was enabled, and one in File
Explorer in which certain files couldn‟t be unpinned from the Favorites section of Home
after you‟d pinned them.
number may appear misaligned on the taskbar, and another in which games that use
Easy Anti-Cheat may crash or cause your PC to bug check.

For those who get Build 22622.590, among the bugs fixed are one in which the Control
Panel could not launch from the Start menu search or if pinned to the taskbar, one in
which there was a memory leak when closing File Explorer windows, and several that
made the taskbar overflow cause sporadic explorer.exe crashes.
There are several bug fixes in both builds, including for one in which cldflt.sys caused a
bug check when it used with Microsoft OneDrive.
Both builds have three known issues, including one in which audio has stopped working
for some Insiders, and another in which command bar items like copy, paste, and empty
recycle bin may unexpectedly not be enabled when they should be.
Release date: August 24, 2022
The build updates touch keyboard settings to replace the “Show the touch keyboard
when there‟s no keyboard attached” checkbox under Settings > Time & language >
Typing > Touch keyboard with a new dropdown menu with three options to control
whether tapping an edit control should launch the touch keyboard.

It also fixes a variety of bugs, including one in which the taskbar overflow was impacting
explorer.exe reliability and another that caused Start‟s recommendations to show one
column instead of two.
Easy Anti-Cheat may crash or cause your PC to bug check.
In Build 22622.586, among the bugs fixed are one that caused the left half of the File
Explorer title bar to not be draggable via mouse or touch, and another that caused the
taskbar overflow flyout to unexpectedly appear on the opposite side of the screen.
There are several bug fixes for both Build 22621.586 and 22622.586, including one that
caused domain credentials to not work for some Insiders, and another that forced the IE
mode tabs in a session to reload.
Both builds have four known issues, including one in which audio has stopped working
for some Insiders, and another in which the taskbar isn‟t able to display if File Explorer
is maximized and you have the taskbar set to auto-hide.
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22621.457 (KB5016695)

The build introduces several new minor features and fixes a variety of bugs for Insiders
in the Release Preview Channel on Windows 11, version 22H2. Microsoft Defender for
Endpoint‟s ability to identify and intercept ransomware and advanced attacks has been
enhanced, and files can be compressed regardless of its size if you have configured
Server Message Block (SMB) Compression.
Bugs fixed include one that caused Windows to display tablet mode features for some
devices that do not have touchscreens, and another that caused Microsoft Edge to stop
responding when you use IE mode.
The build fixes a variety of bugs, including one in which the taskbar overflow flyout
unexpectedly appeared on the opposite side of the screen, another in which a Start
menu crash prevented apps from launching from Start, and another in which the camera
light on laptops became stuck after people logged into their PCs.
Easy Anti-Cheat may crash or cause your PC to bugcheck.
Windows 11 Insider Preview 22000.917 (KB5016691)

The build enhances Microsoft Defender for Endpoint‟s ability to identify and intercept
ransomware and advanced attacks, and gives IT admins the ability to remotely add
languages and language-related features.
It also fixes a wide variety of bugs, including one that caused
ServerAssignedConfigurations to be null in a few full-configuration scenarios, another
that degraded BitLocker performance, and another that prevented virtualized App-V
Microsoft Office applications from opening or causes them to stop working.
(Get more info about Windows 11 Insider Preview 22000.917.)
The File Explorer tabs and navigation updates which began rolling out to some people
in the Dev Channel with Build 25136 are rolling out to everyone in this build. If you don‟t
see them, reboot your PC.
The build also fixes a variety of bugs, including one in which the min/max/ close buttons
were not visible in File Explorer when using a contrast theme, and another in which the
taskbar overflow flyout unexpectedly appeared on the opposite side of the screen.
Easy Anti-Cheat may crash or cause your PC to bugcheck.
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22621.575 and 22622.575

get the Build 22622.575 update that has new features. The other group will receive the
Build 22621.575 update that has new features turned off by default.
In those who get Build 22622.575, middle clicking a folder in the navigation pane of File
Explorer will now open it in a new tab, like clicking a folder in the body of File Explorer
already does.
A number of bugs have been fixed only in Build 22622.575, including two in File
Explorer, one in which the dividers in the navigation pane were overlapping or drawing
too close to text, and another in which the left/right arrows were in light mode when you
were using dark mode, causing them to not have enough contrast to show when they
were enabled
There are several bug fixes for both 22621.575 and 22622.575, including one that
prevented you from opening a URL if the URL‟s length is more than 2084 characters.
The update supports a URL of up to 8192 characters.
Both builds have 10 known issues, including one in which the up arrow is misaligned in
File Explorer tabs, and another in which the left-half of the File Explorer title bar may not
be draggable via mouse or touch.
The build introduces the Game Pass Widget, which shows you the latest additions,
games leaving soon, and games from highlighted categories in the PC Game Pass
Library. You can use the widget to go to the Xbox app to see game reviews and install
games.
The build also fixes a variety of bugs, including one in which explorer.exe crashed when
opening new File Explorer windows, and another in which some PCs were crashing
when going to System > Storage > Disks & Volumes.

number appeared misaligned on the taskbar and another in which the Delete key
doesn‟t work to delete files in File Explorer.
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22621.450 and 22622.450
These updates are being released to two groups in the Beta Channel. As a general rule,
one group gets build updates that have new features, while the other receives build
updates that have most new features turned off by default.
In this instance, however, the builds are identical and include several minor changes
and fixes. Microsoft Defender for Endpoint‟s ability to identify and intercept ransomware
and advanced attacks has been improved, and storage replication that occurs over low
bandwidth or congested wide area networks (WAN) is being done more efficiently.
Among the bugs fixed are one that caused Windows to display tablet mode features for
some devices that do not have touchscreens, one that caused some application
windows to have blank sections in the Task View preview, and one that caused
Microsoft Edge to stop responding when you use IE mode.
The builds have five known issues, including one in which the up arrow is misaligned in
File Explorer tabs and another in which the left half of the File Explorer title bar may not
be draggable via mouse or touch.
Release date: July 28, 2022

The build fixes a variety of bugs, including one in that prevented troubleshooters from
opening, another that caused the Smart App Control to block catalog-signed files, and
another that distorted photos taken with the Camera app when using certain cameras
under certain low light conditions.
The build introduces kiosk mode, a lockdown Windows 11 feature that allows an IT
administrator to select a set of allowable apps to run on the device, while all other
functionalities are blocked. Several other new features have been introduced as well,
including an update to the US English (EN-US) handwriting model that makes it faster
and more accurate.
The build also fixes a variety of bugs, including one in which an explorer.exe crash
sometimes prevented taskbar from loading when launching Microsoft Teams meetings,
and another in which after using the reveal password button in the Wi-Fi section of
Quick Settings, the text unexpectedly lost focus.
The build has seven known issues, including one in which the Widgets notification
badge number may appear misaligned on the taskbar, and another in which games that
use Easy Anti-Cheat may crash or cause your PC to bug check.

get Build 22622.440 with new features. The other group will get receive Build 22621.440
with most new features turned off by default.
Those who get Build 22622.440 will get the new taskbar overflow feature, in which when
the taskbar goes over its maximum capacity for notifications and icons, you‟ll be able to
click an icon which will launch an overflow menu showing the taskbar icons that aren‟t
being displayed.
In both 22621.440 and Build 22622.440, the weather, news, and finance widgets offer
live updates.
A number of bugs have been fixed only in Build 22622.440, including one that caused
explorer.exe crashes when docking and undocking monitors, and another caused a
memory leak when using tabs with File Explorer.
Both builds have five known issues, including one in which the up arrow is misaligned in
File Explorer tabs, and another in which left half of the File Explorer title bar may not be
draggable via mouse or touch.
The build introduces the new taskbar overflow feature: When the taskbar goes over its
maximum capacity for notifications and icons, you‟ll be able to click an icon that will
launch an overflow menu showing the taskbar icons that aren‟t being displayed.
The build also fixes a variety of bugs, including one in which explorer.exe crashed when
tabs were dragged around, and another in which the File Explorer “Add new tab” button
wasn‟t clearly visible when using Aquatic or Desert contrast themes.
The build has nine known issues, including one in which some apps in full screen (for
example, video players) prevent live captions from being visible; another in which when

certain apps positioned near the top of the screen are closed before live captions is run,
they will relaunch behind the live captions window positioned at top; and another in
which games that use Easy Anti-Cheat may crash or cause your PC to bug check.
get Build 22622.436 with new features. The other group will receive Build 22621.436
with new features turned off by default.
Those who get Build 22622.436 will be able to use UDP and Bluetooth to discover and
share files with more devices. In addition, Windows Terminal is being made the default
terminal in Windows 11, so all command line applications will open in it, including
Command Prompt and PowerShell.
A number of bugs have been fixed in both Build 22621.436 and Build 22622.436,
including one that prevented troubleshooters from opening, and another that led to a
loss of network connectivity after turning on mobile hotspots.
Build 22622.436 fixes several additional bugs, including an explorer.exe crash when
dragging tabs around.
Both builds have one known issue, in which the up arrow is misaligned in File Explorer
tabs.
Windows 11 Build 22000.829 (KB5015882)

This build lets you receive urgent notifications when focus assist is on. It also fixes a
variety of bugs, including one that prevented troubleshooters from opening, one that
caused port mapping conflicts for containers, and another that caused Windows to stop
working when you enabled Windows Defender Application Control with the Intelligent
Security Graph feature turned on.
The build has one known issue: On some devices, Widgets may crash in the
background upon logging in and show the static default icon instead of populating and
updating to show the weather.
(Get more info about Windows 11 Build 22000.829.)
The build introduces notification badging for Widgets. When a Widget has new content,
it displays a small notification on the bottom left of the taskbar. When you open the
Widget board, you‟ll get more information about the notification.
There are also a variety of bug fixes, including for a bug in which explorer.exe would
crash when navigating OneDrive in File Explorer, and another in which the Start menu
would crash when it loaded.
Update to Windows Subsystem for Android on Windows 11 (version
2205.40000.14.0)

Released to: All Insider channels
This update for Windows Subsystem for Android on Windows 11 includes advanced
networking, which enables app access to local network devices for ARM computers.
IPv6 and VPN connectivity has also been turned on. The Windows Subsystem for
Android Settings app has been updated accordingly: the IP address has been removed
from the Developer section in the Settings app because the subsystem no longer has a
different IP from your computer.
Note that some VPNs may not work with advanced networking. If you use a VPN and
find Android apps do not have network connectivity, disable Advanced Networking in
the Windows Subsystem for Android Settings app.
(Get more info about Update to Windows Subsystem for Android (version
2205.40000.14.0).)
get Build 22622.xxx updates that have new features. The other group will get receive
Build 22621.xxx updates that have new features turned off by default.
Those who get Build 22622.290 will have a new feature in to make everyday tasks
quicker in Windows 11 through inline suggested actions. When you copy a date, time,
or phone number, Windows will suggest actions relevant to you such as creating
calendar events or making phone calls with your favorite apps. The build also displays
OneDrive storage alert and subscription management in Settings. Those who get Build
22621.290 do not get the new features.
A number of bugs have been fixed in both Build 22621.290 and Build 22622.290,
including one that caused the Take Photo button to disappear when you use a common
file dialog to open the camera, and another that prevented Microsoft Edge from being
available in Windows Sandbox.

Build 22622.290 fixes several additional bugs, including fixing a scaling issue that could
result in the tabs being unexpectedly large.
Both builds have two known issues, one of which causes cyclical crashes in Windows
UI components (like explorer.exe), making it appear that the screen is flashing. If you
are impacted, running the following command from an elevated PowerShell window
should resolve it:
Add-AppxPackage -Register -Path
C:WindowsSystemAppsMicrosoft.UI.Xaml.CBS_8wekyb3d8bbweAppxMa
nifest.xml -DisableDevelopmentMode -ForceApplicationShutdown
Release date: June 30, 2022
This build adds minor improvements, such as support for Transport Layer Security
(TLS) 1.3 in Windows client and server Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
implementation, and Server Message Block (SMB) redirector (RDR) specific public File
System Control (FSCTL) code FSCTL_LMR_QUERY_INFO. In addition, a number of
bugs were fixed, including one that prevented Microsoft Edge from being available in
Windows Sandbox, and another that caused install from media (IFM) creation for Active
Directory to fail with the error “2101 JET_errCallbackFailed.”

The build fixes several bugs, including one in File Explorer in which a scaling issue
caused tabs to be unexpectedly large.
The build has eight known issues, including one in which some apps in full screen (for
example, video players) prevent live captions from being visible, another in which some
Widgets preferences unexpectedly get reset to default, and another in which games that
The build incorporates the legacy Local Administrator Password Solution product
(LAPS) directly into Windows and adds new features, including extending Active
Directory schema by running the Update-LapsADSchema cmdlet in the new LAPS
PowerShell module. The build also displays OneDrive Standalone 100GB subscriptions
in the Accounts page within Settings, letting you see your recurring billing, payment
method, and OneDrive storage usage.
The build fixes a variety of bugs, including one in which tab order when using Ctrl-Tab
was wrong if you had rearranged the tabs in File Explorer, and another that caused
Settings to crash when going to Bluetooth & Devices > Printers & Scanners.
example, video players) prevent live captions from being visible, another in which some
Widgets preferences unexpectedly get reset to default, and another in which games that

This build introduces search highlights, which display notable moments about each day,
including holidays, anniversaries, and other events globally and in your region. To see
more details at a glance, hover or click on the illustration in the search box.
There are also a wide variety of bug fixes, including for a bug that prevented the use of
Encrypted File System files over a WebDAV connection, another that sometimes
caused Windows 11 to stop working when installing an application without network
connectivity, and another that prevented Bluetooth from reconnecting to some audio
devices after restarting the devices.
The build fixes a variety of bugs, including one in File Explorer where the active tab
color didn‟t match the command bar below it, one in Task Manager that caused a crash
when switching modes in pages other than the Processes page, and one that caused
audio to stop playing in certain apps after a minute.
The build has nine known issues, including one in which some apps in full screen (such
as video players) prevent live captions from being visible, another in which the up arrow
is misaligned in File Explorer tabs, and another in which shutting down via the Start is
unexpectedly rebooting instead.
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22621.160 (KB5014770)

This build introduces tabs in File Explorer and a redesigned layout in File Explorer‟s left
navigation pane to make it easier to navigate to folders you use frequently.
The build has one known issue, in which the up arrow is misaligned in File Explorer
tabs.
This build introduces tabs in File Explorer and a redesigned layout in File Explorer‟s left
navigation pane to make it easier to navigate to folders you use frequently. Some
dynamic widgets in the taskbar have gotten new features, including live content from the
weather widget, live updates from the sports and finance widgets, and breaking news
alerts.
There are also a wide variety of bug fixes, including one that caused Start to only show
one column of recommended items, and another in which Windows Update
unexpectedly showed error 0x00000000 when there wasn‟t anything wrong.
The build has seven known issues, including one in which some apps in full screen (for
example, video players) prevent live captions from being visible, another in which when
they will relaunch behind the live captions window positioned at top, and another in

Microsoft has now released Build 22621, which was previously released to the Beta
Channel, to Insiders in the Release Preview Channel. This signifies that the build is the
shipping version of Windows 11 22H2 (more or less) and is ready for final testing by
corporate IT departments.
Commercial devices enrolled in the Windows Insider Program for Business within the
Release Preview Channel will automatically be offered Windows 11 22H2 as an optional
update (as long as they meet the hardware requirements for Windows 11).
Noncommercial Windows Insider devices can seek out Build 22621 via Settings >
Windows Update.
This build fixes several bugs, including one that caused File Explorer to hang when
browsing folders with lots of .mkv files, and another in Settings in which the “Listen to
this device” audio option would stop working after a reboot until being unchecked and
rechecked.
The build has five known issues, including one in which some apps in full screen (for
Release date: May 19, 2022

This build introduces Windows spotlight, which displays new photos on your desktop
background every day. To turn it on, go to Settings > Personalization > Background >
Personalize your background, and choose Windows spotlight.
The build also fixes a wide variety of bugs, including one that failed to display the
Application Counters section in the performance reports of the Performance Monitor
tool, one that failed to maintain the display brightness after you change the display
mode, and another that caused some users to see a black screen when they signed in
and out of Windows.
This build introduces a new widget that lets you search the web directly from your
desktop. It also fixes several bugs, including one in Task Manager that caused
unreadable text to appear in the Performance page when a contrast theme was
enabled, and another that could crash Settings when opening and looking at the battery
usage graph.
The build has three known issues, including one in which some apps in full screen (for
example, video players) prevent live captions from being visible, and another in which
when certain apps positioned near the top of the screen are closed before live captions
is run, they will relaunch behind the live captions window positioned at top.

This build has a new feature called suggested actions. With it, when you copy a date,
time, or phone number, Windows will suggest related actions such as creating a
calendar event or making a phone call with an app. The build also fixes a variety of
bugs, including one in File Explorer that displayed the error 0x800703E6 when copying
files from Google Drive, and another that caused the Task Manager to become
unreadable in dark mode when the CPU reached 100%.
The build has three known issues, including one in which some apps in full screen (for
is run, they relaunch behind the live captions window positioned at top.
This build fixes several bugs, including one in File Explorer that displayed the error
0x800703E6 when copying files from Google Drive, and another that caused Smart App
Control to block correctly signed applications.
The build has two known issues, including one in which some apps in full screen (for
is run, they relaunch behind the live captions window positioned at top.
Released to: Dev and Beta Channels

This build fixes a wide variety of bug fixes, including one in which the widgets board did
not open successfully when using the opening gesture from the side of the screen,
another in which performance and reliability of explorer.exe degraded over time,
eventually resulting in a bug check, and another in which using the 3-finger on-screen
touch gesture for minimizing windows could cause animations to stop working across
the system.
The build has two known issues, including one in which some apps in full screen (for
are run will relaunch behind the live captions window positioned at top.
Release date: April 29, 2022
This build adds the following new MDM and group policies for IT administrators:
 Disable Quick Settings flyout
 Disable Notification Center and calendar flyouts
 Disable all taskbar settings
 Disable search (across Start and taskbar)
 Hide Task View from taskbar
 Block customization of „Pinned‟ in Start

 Hide „Recommended‟ in Start
 Disable Start context menus
 Hide „All apps‟ in Start
It also updates the Family Safety widget that includes a new location sharing view that
shows where your family members are using the Family Safety app.
There are also a wide variety of bug fixes, including for a bug in which an Administrative
Template error no longer popped up when opening Group Policy editor, another that
prevented Shift + Right-click on a taskbar icon from opening the expected context
menu, and another in which app icons like Microsoft Edge were cut off on the bottom in
Start‟s all apps list.
The build has five known issues, including one in which the widgets board may not open
successfully when using the gesture from the side of the screen, and another in which
some apps in full screen (for example, video players) prevent live captions from being
visible.
Windows 11 Preview Build 22000.651 (KB5012643)
This build fixes a wide variety of bugs, including one in which a memory leak affected
Windows systems that are in use 24 hours each day of the week, another that caused
video subtitles to be partially cut off, and another in which mobile device management
(MDM) policies were not allowed on Windows Enterprise editions that were upgraded to
Enterprise using Azure AD-joined subscription entitlement.
(Get more info about Windows 11 Preview Build 22000.651.)

This build fixes a wide variety of bugs, including one in which File Explorer‟s context
menu sometimes did not render completely and was sometimes transparent, and
another in which the Task Manager‟s memory composition graph was blank instead of
filled in with the appropriate color.
The build has more than a dozen known issues, including one in which the widgets
board may not open successfully when using the gesture from the side of the screen,
another in which some apps in full screen (for example, video players) prevent live
captions from being visible, and another in which the taskbar doesn‟t always
automatically collapse after launching an app or tapping outside of the expanded
taskbar on 2-in-1 devices.
In this build, recent and pinned files displayed in Home are now searchable using the
search box in File Explorer, even if they are not local files, so you can find Office files
recently shared with you.
There are also a wide variety of bug fixes, including for a bug in which app icons were
unexpectedly animating in from the upper left of the taskbar when launching a new app,
another that caused Windows Spotlight to unexpectedly stop updating for a prolonged
period of time, and another that caused Narrator to read dialog buttons incorrectly in
scan mode.
The build has more than a dozen known issues, including one in which the widgets
board may not open successfully when using the gesture from the side of the screen,

and another in which some apps in full screen (for example, video players) prevent live
captions from being visible.
Release date: March 23, 2022
This build includes several minor changes to the taskbar, including having the top
border line extend across the entire taskbar regardless of device type. There are also a
wide variety of bugs thar have been fixed, including one in which the Search box at the
top of the Start menu would flicker, and another in which Task Manager wasn‟t
populating the details of the Status column in the Startup Apps page.
The build has more than a dozen known issues, including one in which when you enter
search terms in File Explorer‟s search box, suggested results may not show, and
another in which after rearranging widgets in the widgets board, widgets in the pinned
section may render incorrectly.
This build allows IT administrators to exclude USB removable drives from BitLocker
encryption. This solves the problem of automatic or accidental encryption of storage
built into specialized devices like video cameras, voice recorders, conferencing
systems, and medical devices.

There are also a variety of minor changes, including one that lets you name your app
folders in the Start menu, and another that puts the new Run New Task button on all
pages of Task Manager.
The build fixes a wide variety of bugs, including one in which Start‟s folders were still
showing animations even if you had animation effects disabled, and another in which
explorer.exe crashed when dragging certain windows across snap layouts at the top of
the screen.
The build has a dozen known issues, including one in which opening suggested results
shown while entering search terms in File Explorer‟s search box may not work, and
another in which when rearranging widgets in the widgets board, you may experience
problems with widgets in the pinned section rendering incorrectly.
Released to: Beta and Release Preview Channels
This build allows Windows to display up to three high priority “toast” (popup)
notifications simultaneously for apps that send notifications for calls, reminders, or
alarms using Windows notifications. It also fixes more than two dozen bugs, including
one that crashed SystemSettings.exe, and another that affected searchindexer.exe and
prevented Microsoft Outlook‟s offline search from returning recent emails.

This build lets you set family controls for browsing in Microsoft Edge, and introduces a
video editor called Clipchamp that offers tools like trimming, splitting, transitions, and
animated text. For real-time content capture, Clipchamp has a built-in webcam and
screen recorders.
There are a variety of small changes, including a Print Queue with an updated design to
align with Windows 11 design principles. In addition, Shift + right-clicking in File Explorer
and the desktop will now open the “Show more options” context menu.
The build also fixes several dozen bugs, including one in which scroll bars didn‟t render
appropriately on some Win32 applications, and another in which custom mouse pointers
reverted to the default Windows one after rebooting.
The build has more than a dozen known issues, including one in which opening
suggested results shown while entering search terms in File Explorer‟s search box may
not work, and another in which when rearranging widgets in the widgets board, you may
experience problems with widgets in the pinned section rendering incorrectly.
This build attempts to increase the use of renewable energy by installing Windows 11
updates at times of the day that are more likely to have higher availability of renewable
energy such as solar, wind, and hydro. This feature will only be enabled when your PC
is plugged in and regional carbon intensity data is available to Microsoft.
The build also allows you to link your Android phone to your PC during setup. It also
introduces a new security feature, Smart App Control (SAC), that blocks untrusted or
potentially dangerous applications.
There are a variety of small changes, including an updated “Open with” dialog box that
better aligns with Windows 11 design principles.

The build also fixes several dozen bugs, including one in which the Windows startup
sound didn‟t play, and another in which explorer.exe would sometimes crash when
opening the context menu.
The build has more than a dozen known issues, including one in which scroll bars are
not rendering appropriately on some Win32 applications, and another in which opening
suggested results shown while entering search terms in File Explorer‟s search box may
not work.
Release date: February 24, 2022
This build includes a new taskbar feature in which it automatically adjusts to an
optimized version when it detects a device is being used as a tablet. The taskbar can
then either be collapsed or expanded. When collapsed, it disappears, giving you more
screen space. When expanded, the taskbar is optimized to use with touch. You can
easily switch between the two states by swiping up or down on the bottom of the tablet.
In this build, widgets and news feeds are mixed into the same feed, so you can more
easily see changing information at a glance. There‟s also a new feature for IT admins in
education: the ability to use group policy to turn off all Windows Update notifications so
as not to distract students.
A variety of smaller improvements have also been made, including an expanded search
from Quick Access that includes content from OneDrive, Downloads, and any indexed
location.
The build also fixes several dozen bugs, including one in which pop-up dialogs (for
example, when adding an optional feature) in Settings were launching left aligned
instead of centered, and another in which the navigation bar in Task Manager was
showing black glitches when you launched Task Manager from a minimized state. Also
fixed was a long-standing bug in which the taskbar sometimes flickered when switching
input methods.

The build has more than a dozen known issues, including one in which the File Explorer
search box may not work when typing and clicking a suggestion, and another in the
Task Manager in which the Efficiency mode icon is missing on some child processes.
This build includes many new features, including the ability to group pinned apps into
folders in the Start menu; the Do not disturb feature, which lets you silence notifications;
and the Focus feature, which turns off a variety of Windows actions that may be
distracting.
Also new is integration of OneDrive and File Explorer, which will let you see your
OneDrive sync status and quota usage without having to leave File Explorer. There are
also a variety of new touch gestures. A new way of snapping windows into Snap
Layouts has been introduced as well.
Default battery settings have been changed in order to reduce energy consumption.
Task Manager has been redesigned to be in more in keeping with Windows 11 design
principles, including a new hamburger-style navigation bar and a new settings page.
A variety of smaller improvements has also been made, including drag-and-drop
support on the taskbar and a faster and more accurate search.
The build also fixes several dozen bugs, including one in which Task View crashed if
you held down the Ctrl key while hovering over it, and another in which explorer.exe
crashed when you clicked on More Keyboard Settings in the input switcher.
The build has more than a dozen known issues, including the taskbar sometimes
flickering when switching input methods, and another in which after clicking the Search
icon on the taskbar, the Search panel may not open.

The build fixes a wide variety of bugs, including one in which the Startup impact values
didn‟t display in Task Manager, another that caused a mismatch between a Remote
Desktop session‟s keyboard and the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) client when
signing in, and another that that disconnected Offline Files on the network drive after
you restarted Windows and signed in. This occurred if the Distributed File System (DFS)
path was mapped to the network drive.
Release date: January 27, 2022
This build introduces more “natural”-sounding voices for Narrator along with new
Narrator keyboard shortcuts, and also updates the media controls that appear on the
Lock screen when playing music in a supported app.
The build also fixes many bugs, including one in which Task Manager crashed when
switching to the Performance tab, another that caused explorer.exe to crash when
dragging and dropping a file out of a zipped folder in File Explorer, and another that
caused the cursor to disappear in certain apps.
The build has five known issues, including the taskbar sometimes flickering when
switching input methods, and another in which after clicking the Search icon on the
taskbar, the Search panel may not open.

This build gives new capabilities to voice access, including spelling words and entering
numbers, punctuation marks, and symbols and emojis. There are also a wide variety of
bug fixes, including for a bug in which pressing the hardware buttons for volume
up/down caused explorer.exe to crash, and another in which Settings sometimes
crashed when viewing the properties of a Wi-Fi network.
The build has five known issues, including the taskbar sometimes flickering when
The build fixes a wide variety of bugs, including one that prevented some image editing
programs from rendering colors correctly on certain high dynamic range (HDR) displays,
another that incorrectly showed the volume icon in the taskbar as muted, and another
that prevented the touch keyboard from appearing on the lock screen when a device
has a Microsoft account (MSA).

This build updates the flyout design for hardware indicators for brightness, volume,
camera privacy, camera on/off, and airplane mode to follow what Microsoft calls
“Windows 11 design principles.” The new flyouts appear when you press the volume or
brightness keys on a laptop.
The build also fixes 16 bugs, including one that wouldn‟t allow you to import photos from
certain cameras and mobile phones into the Photos app, and another in which holding
the Ctrl key and hovering your mouse over the Task View icon in the taskbar crashed
explorer.exe.
This build fixes nine bugs, including one in which the Search flyout became stuck on the
screen and appeared transparent except for its border, and another in which the
Widgets panel would temporarily become blank, showing only an Add Widgets button,
which when clicked on opened to a blank dialog box.
Release date: December 15, 2021

This build brings the snap groups feature to Alt-Tab and Task View, allowing you to
easily choose from a number of pre-set ways to automatically arrange your open
windows. The build also squashes a wide variety of bugs, including the battery icon
tooltip unexpectedly showing a percent above 100, and Settings content getting
truncated when the Settings window is made small.
flickering when switching input methods, and another in which the Search panel may
not open after the Search icon on the taskbar is clicked.
This build includes a new set of photos that can be used as desktop backgrounds, plus
a new widget that delivers live weather content on the widget panel. It also introduces
Voice Access, which lets you control your PC and create and edit text using your voice.
A wide variety of bugs have been squashed, including an explorer.exe crash related to
having websites pinned to the taskbar, and another in which Snap Group thumbnails
weren‟t updating in real time in Task View after you moved a group window to a
different desktop.

This build improves the way that Narrator can control Microsoft Edge. In addition, it lets
you right-click on Start to quickly access Start settings and customize the “More pins” or
“More recommendations” layout options. It also brings a variety of settings from Control
Panel into the Settings app, including moving the advanced sharing settings (such as
Network discovery, File and printer sharing, and public folder sharing) to a new page in
the Settings app under Advanced Network Settings.
There are a wide variety of bug fixes, including one in which the Start, Search, Task
View, Widgets, and Chat icons in the taskbar no longer unexpectedly enlarge when the
system scaling is set to 125%, and another in which hovering your mouse back and
forth between different desktops in Task View will no longer result in the displayed
thumbnails and content area unexpectedly shrinking.
The build has four known issues, including the taskbar sometimes flickering when
Release date: November 19, 2021
The build includes all the features and bug fixes of Windows 11 Insider Preview Build
22000.346, and also fixes a bug that prevented apps, such as Kaspersky apps, from
opening after you attempt to repair or update the apps using the Microsoft Installer
(MSI).

This build applies the 13 themes for the touch keyboard to other input methods,
including IMEs, the emoji panel, and voice typing. It also lets you use the Windows key
+ Alt + K keyboard shortcut to toggle the new mute icon in the taskbar when it‟s
showing.
There are also a wide variety of bug fixes, including for one in which snap layout options
randomly put windows on other monitors, and another in which text was duplicated if the
caret was moved while using voice typing.
The build has seven known issues, including the taskbar sometimes flickering when
The build fixes a wide variety of bugs, including one that caused the system to stop
working after you enabled Hyper-V, one that affected the System Memory Management
Unit‟s (SMMU) fault handling after hibernation, and another that caused some USB Print
installers to report that they didn‟t detect the printer after the printer was plugged in.

This build lets you quickly share content from open app windows directly from your
taskbar to your Teams meeting calls. In addition, a wide variety of bugs have been
fixed, including one in which Clipboard history wasn‟t working properly, and another in
which explorer.exe crashed when using the touch keyboard.
The build has 10 known issues, including the taskbar sometimes flickering when
switching input methods and the Search panel sometimes not opening when the Search
icon on the taskbar is clicked.
On November 12 Microsoft noted that it is starting to roll out Cumulative Update Build
22499.1010 (KB5008400) to test the servicing pipeline for builds in the Dev Channel;
the update does not include anything new.
Windows 11 Insider Preview KB5008295
This build fixes a bug that prevented some users from opening or using certain built-in
Windows apps or parts of some built-in apps, including the Snipping Tool, Touch
Keyboard, Voice Typing, and Emoji Panel, Input Method Editor user interface (IME UI),
and Getting Started and Tips.
(Get more info about Windows 11 Insider Preview KB5008295.)
With this build you can mute and unmute your microphone from the taskbar during a
Microsoft Teams call. In addition, a wide variety of bugs have been fixed, including one

in which context menus crashed when you tried to scroll through them, and another in
which some devices had a black screen when coming out of sleep.
The build has eight known issues, including the taskbar sometimes flickering when
Release date: October 27, 2021
This build includes a new settings page that displays information about your Microsoft
account, including your subscriptions for Microsoft 365, links to order history, payment
details, and Microsoft Rewards. Note that it‟s only being rolled out to a small group of
Insiders at first.
A wide variety of bugs have been fixed, including one in which explorer.exe crashed
sometimes when using the Desktops flyout context menu, and another in which Settings
crashed in certain cases after going to Windows Update.
The build has nine known issues, including the taskbar sometimes flickering when
switching input methods, and another in which the Search panel may not open after the
Search icon on the taskbar is clicked.

This build includes a new feature that lets you right-click on either “Recommended” or
the “More” button in Start to refresh the items shown there. In addition, it has a number
of bug fixes, including one that caused Search to appear black and not display any
content below the search box, and another that caused cellular data to not work on
certain devices.
The build has 10 known issues, including the taskbar sometimes flickering when
switching input methods, and another in which the Search panel may not open after the
Search icon on the taskbar is clicked.
The build fixes a wide variety of bugs, including an L3 caching issue that affected
performance on devices with AMD Ryzen processors, another that caused distortion in
the audio captured by voice assistants, and another in Windows Defender Exploit
Protection that prevented some Microsoft Office applications from working on machines
with certain processors.
This build includes new emojis that conform to Microsoft‟s Fluent design standards. It
also lets you log in to a closed laptop using Windows Hello facial recognition on a
connected external monitor if it has a camera attached that supports it.

The build also fixes a wide variety of bugs, including one in which the Notification
Center refused to launch, and another in File Explorer in which the “Show hidden items”
option was out of sync when multiple File Explorer windows were open.
The build has eight known issues, including the taskbar sometimes flickering when
switching input methods, and another in which after the Search icon on the taskbar is
clicked, the Search panel may not open.
This build has more than a dozen bug fixes, including for a bug that sometimes caused
the taskbar‟s hidden icons flyout to have sharp corners instead of rounded corners, and
another that caused explorer.exe to crash sometimes when closing File Explorer
windows.
The build also has 10 known issues, including the taskbar sometimes flickering when
switching input methods, and widgets displaying in the wrong size on external monitors.
The build has two minor new features. When you click a VPN connection in VPN
Settings, you can now see some statistics about the connection. And you can now turn
off recent searches when hovering over the Search icon in the taskbar.

There are also more than a dozen bug fixes, including for a bug in which some drives
did not display in Defragment and Optimize Drives, and another that caused
unexpected flickering in certain apps such as Microsoft Edge when using multiple
monitors with different refresh rates.
The build has nine known issues, including the taskbar sometimes flickering when
switching input methods, and widgets displaying in the wrong size on external monitors.
Microsoft also announced that the redesigned Paint app for Windows 11 is beginning to
roll out to Insiders in the Dev Channel.
The build has several minor new features, including one in which when you have a file
or folder selected in File Explorer, you can now use Ctrl-Shift-C to copy the path to your
clipboard. The build also fixes several dozen bugs, including one in which pressing F1
in File Explorer opened Windows 10 help instead of Windows 11 help, and another that
caused File Explorer to hang when doing a search.
The build also has several dozen known issues, including the taskbar sometimes
flickering when switching input methods, and widgets displaying in the wrong size on
external monitors.
Released to: Beta Channel and commercial PCs in the Release Preview Channel

This build includes updates to the Snipping Tool, Calculator, and Clock with Focus
Sessions apps.
The build also fixes several small issues, including one that caused some PCs to bug
check during modern standby, and another that caused PowerShell to create an infinite
number of child directories.
There are more than a dozen issues in this build, including one in which you might be
unable to enter text when using search from Start or the taskbar, and another in which
after clicking the Search icon on the taskbar, the Search panel may not open.
The build has more than a dozen bug fixes, including for one in which Settings
sometimes crashed when trying to open the Display page, and another that made Start
unreliable.
external monitors.
This build has a few extremely minor changes, including in which right-clicking on
Recycle Bin on the desktop brings up the new modern context menu.

The build also has several dozen bug fixes, including for a bug in which PCs with
Windows Defender Application Guard (WDAG) enabled bug-check continuously, and
another in which taskbar icons flickered when you moused over them while using a
contrast theme.
external monitors.
Released to: Beta Channel and commercial PCs in the Release Preview Channel
This build fixes two small issues, including one in which a small set of languages were
missing translations across the user interface, and another in which the “learn more
info” about Windows Hello in the out-of-box experience (OOBE) wasn‟t translated for
non-English languages.
There are many known issues in this build, including one in which you might be unable
to enter text when using search from Start or the taskbar, and another in which after
clicking the Search icon on the taskbar, the Search panel may not open.
With this build, the Dev Channel moves back to receiving only builds from the active
development branch (RS_PRERELEASE). This means the Dev Channel builds no

longer match the version of Windows 11 that will be released on October 5th. Dev
Channel builds represent the newest works in progress and are not always stable.
The build changes the way SMB compression (compression of files as they‟re sent over
a network) works. From now on, algorithms will not determine whether to compress files
— files will always be compressed if a user asks for it.
Additionally, there are several minor changes in the build, including notifications now
having acrylic backgrounds. There are also many bug fixes, including for one that
caused the font in the taskbar previews to incorrect and another that crashed
explorer.exe when using Alt-Tab.
The build also has more than a dozen known issues, including the taskbar sometimes
external monitors.
This build introduces a “Taskbar settings” page, which lets you hide and unhide icons
on the taskbar. It also includes a small number of bug fixes, including one that caused
some users to get an unexpected error when trying to take pictures with certain USB
cameras, and another in which ratings and reviews weren‟t available for some Microsoft
Store apps.
to enter text when using Search from Start or the taskbar, and another in which after

This build introduces a Microsoft 365 widget that displays relevant documents, news,
and meeting recordings to enterprise users. It only works if you‟re signed into your
Azure Active Directory (AAD) account on Windows 11. And Chat with Microsoft Teams
now supports more than 50 languages.
The build also includes five bug fixes, including for a bug in which typing certain phrases
into the search box in Settings sometimes crashed Settings, and another in Microsoft
Teams in which videos sometimes froze or displayed a black image during video calls.
This build fixes a bug in which the taskbar sometimes showed the “location in use” icon
even when it had been blocked in preferences.
For Insiders in the Dev Channel, this build also includes the revamped Windows Clock
app, with a new feature called Focus Sessions that lets you do things such as set
timers, automatically play music from Spotify, and work directly with Microsoft‟s To Do
app. Go here for details.
The build is also available as an ISO from the Windows Insider Preview Downloads
page for those who want to install it from media rather than online. Using this method,
users experience the full Windows 11 setup process.

With this build, Insiders in the Beta Channel now have access to Chat from Microsoft
Teams. The feature, which was previously rolled out to Insiders in the Dev Channel,
includes one-to-one and group audio and video calling. You can create and join
meetings, toggle your microphone and camera on or off, and choose your preferred
speakers, mic, and camera. You can also share your screen, see the roster of
participants, admit meeting participants from the lobby, chat, and see people‟s video in
a gallery view. For more details, see “First Preview of Chat from Microsoft Teams
begins rolling out to Windows Insiders.”
The build also rolls out the new Snipping Tool for Windows 11, and updated Calculator,
Mail, and Calendar apps for Insiders in the Dev Channel. For details, see “First set of
Windows app updates rolling out to Windows Insiders for Windows 11.”
There are seven fixes in this build, including for a bug in which the taskbar repeatedly
crashed inside the Windows Sandbox, and another in which the “location in use”
indicator icon wasn‟t showing up in the taskbar when it should have been.
to enter text when using Search from Start or the taskbar, and another in which the
Search panel may not open when you click the Search icon on the taskbar.

This build introduces a new family widget for MSA accounts (a single sign-on Microsoft
account). It lets people see recent activity of members of their Microsoft family group.
The build also fixes several dozen bugs, including one in which File Explorer didn‟t
show an updated scroll bar in dark mode; another that caused search in Settings to be
in a permanently broken state, saying “No result” for every search; and one in which
explorer.exe crashed when the Task View button was clicked.
This build introduces Microsoft Teams integration into Windows 11, including a Teams
Chat flyout on the taskbar. For more details, see Microsoft‟s blog post, “First Preview of
Chat from Microsoft Teams begins rolling out to Windows Insiders.” Note that not every
Insider will see the feature right away.
There are also a variety of minor new features, including making the taskbar calendar
flyout fully collapse when clicking the chevron in the top corner to give more room for
notifications.
Several dozen bugs have been fixed, including one in which when you right-clicked the
desktop or File Explorer, the resulting context menu and submenus appeared partially
off screen, and another in which sign-in wasn‟t working for widgets in some scenarios
due to authentication hanging.
to enter text when using Search from Start or the taskbar, and another in which the
taskbar sometimes flickers when switching input methods.

This build introduces a new entertainment widget that displays new and featured movie
titles in the Microsoft Store. There are also many bug fixes, including for one in which
the new command bar didn‟t appear when the “Open folders in a separate process” is
enabled under File Explorer Options > View, and another that made Settings
periodically crash when it launched.
to enter text when using search from Start or the taskbar, and another in which the right-
click menu and submenus from the desktop or File Explorer may appear partially off-
screen.
(Get more info about Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22000. 71.)
Among other changes in this build, the Start menu now includes a search box, Power
mode settings are now available on the Power & battery page in Settings, and several
system alert dialog boxes, such as the alert for when your battery is running low or
when you change your display settings, now adhere to the new Windows 11 visual
design.
The build includes a wide variety of bug fixes, including one in which Settings could not
be launched, another in which you could not pin and unpin apps from Start, another in
which the command bar in File Explorer disappeared, and another in which the snap
layouts did not appear until you rebooted your PC.

In addition, a remote code execution exploit in the Windows Print Spooler service,
known as “PrintNightmare,” has been closed. For details, see CVE-2021-34527.
to enter text when using Search from Start or the taskbar, and another in which the new
command bar may not appear when “Open folders in a separate process” is enabled
under File Explorer Options > View.
What IT needs to know: Because this is a security update, it should be applied
relatively soon. Over the next few weeks, check for reports about problematic issues,
and if all seems well, apply the update.
This first Insider Preview for Windows 11 is a big one and offers many of the new
features expected to be part of the shipping version of the new operating system.
General interface changes: The Start menu is now centered, rather than pinned to the
left of the screen. It includes a set of pinned apps as well as recently opened files in
OneDrive on all your cloud-connected devices, including PCs and smartphones. The
taskbar is centered as well and offers new animations. It includes a button on the lower-
right corner for notifications and for making quick changes to your settings.
Microsoft
File Explorer has a new command bar and new overall look, including new context
menus. New themes have been added to the overall interface, and Windows sounds
have been redesigned.
Widgets: Windows 11 comes with a set of resizable informational widgets for things
such as news, the weather, your calendar, local traffic, a to-do list, photos from
OneDrive, news, sports, and more.

Multitasking: Windows 10‟s “Snap” feature that gives you control over how you can
arrange your open windows gets a makeover. You can choose from pre-built Snap
layouts and arrange them into predesigned Snap groups. Desktops available via Task
View can now be reordered and have custom backgrounds.
Touch, inking, and voice input: The touch keyboard gets 13 new themes and can be
resized. There‟s also a voice typing launcher, and several new touch gestures. The
build lets you quickly switch between additional languages and keyboards via a switcher
that appears at the lower right on the taskbar next to Quick Settings. There‟s also now a
menu for customizing digital pens.
Other changes include:
 The Microsoft Store has been redesigned. Eventually Android mobile games and
apps will be housed there, and be able to work on Windows 11.
 When you undock your laptop, the windows on your external monitor will be
minimized. When you re-dock your computer to your monitor, Windows puts
everything back where it was before.
 With Windows 11‟s Dynamic Refresh Rate, your PC can automatically boost the
refresh rate when you‟re inking or scrolling to give you a smoother experience,
and lower the refresh rate when you don‟t need it to save power on your laptop.
 Settings has been redesigned, including left-hand navigation that persists
between pages. There are also breadcrumbs to help you know exactly where
you are in Settings.
 Windows 11 offers Wi-Fi 6E.
Known issues: There are more than two dozen known issues in this build across a
wide variety of features, including the taskbar, Settings, Start, Search, Widgets and the
Store. For example, when upgrading a device with multiple user accounts to Windows
11, Settings will fail to launch; after clicking the Search icon taskbar, the Search panel
may not open; and when upgrading to Windows 11 from Windows 10 or when installing
an update to Windows 11, some features may be deprecated or removed.

Get more info about Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22000.51.
Read this next: What the enterprise needs to know about Windows 11
Related:
 Windows 11
 Windows
 Microsoft
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