Microsoft Launches New Update for Windows 11 23H2 Insiders
Microsoft has unveiled an exciting new update in the Canary Channel and, separately, for Windows 11 23H2 insiders in the Beta Channel. The update, identified as KB5048808, corresponds to build number 22635.4660. This build incorporates several features previously exclusive to version 24H2, most notably revamped context menus that now include labels for common file operations.
Key Changes and Improvements
As part of the Beta Channel update, users can check out numerous enhancements and fixes that have been progressively rolled out. These updates can be activated by enabling the toggle for receiving the latest updates via Settings > Windows Update. The announcements regarding the changes are classified into two primary categories: new features and updates for those who have opted in, and general improvements applicable to all Beta Channel users.
Highlights from the Update
Changes and Improvements gradually being rolled out to the Beta Channel with toggle on
For a complete overview of the changes in the Beta Channel, refer to the details section below.
[File Explorer]
- The File Explorer context menu has been enhanced with labels for essential actions such as cut, copy, paste, rename, share, and delete, improving usability.
[Magnifier]
- The recently introduced keyboard shortcut CTRL + ALT + Minus now allows users to quickly switch between the current zoom level and 1X zoom from Build 22635.4515.
- New buttons in Magnifier enable users to reset the zoom to fit the screen or revert to their last preferred magnification, enhancing accessibility features.
[Other Changes]
- Suggested actions triggered by copying a phone number or future date have been deprecated, marking a gradual phase-out of this feature.
- Various fixes that enhance performance and reliability are also being rolled out, further refining the user experience.
Performance Enhancements
Users should notice significant improvements in File Explorer’s performance, as several issues that previously hindered its reliability have been addressed in this update.
Stay Updated
For complete details on this announcement, please visit the official Windows Blog.
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