Microsoft has officially rolled out the latest update for Windows 11 Beta channel Insiders, labeled as build 22635.4945 (KB5052084).This new version, part of the anticipated 23H2 update, brings significant enhancements, particularly in zip extraction performance and other key areas.
Changelog Overview
Here’s an in-depth look at the enhancements and fixes included in this update:
Changes and Improvements Being Introduced to the Beta Channel*
[General]
- This update introduces a range of minor improvements aimed at enhancing the overall experience for Insiders working with this build on their PCs.
[Spotlight on the Desktop]
- Additional changes to the Desktop Spotlight icon are beginning to roll out, aimed at improving discoverability. These modifications include adjustments to the icon’s color and backplate, alongside a repositioning of the icon to the bottom right corner of the desktop.
Fixes Rolled Out to the Beta Channel*
[File Explorer]
- Enhanced performance for extracting zipped files in File Explorer, particularly beneficial when unzipping a large number of compact files.
- Resolved multiple reliability issues within File Explorer that affected Insiders.
- Fixed a bug that caused File Explorer opened from the command line to display an empty address bar, failing to show the current path.
- Addressed an issue preventing users from selecting multiple files in the Home’s Recommended section by using the Shift key.
- Corrected a problem with the command bar’s “see more” menu opening incorrectly based on screen resolution.
[Input]
- Resolved a crash issue in explorer.exe that occurred when opening the input flyout.
- Fixed a bug where two touch keyboards appeared when using the touch keyboard during PC login.
[Lock Screen]
- Fixed a vulnerability that caused the password reset function from the login screen to fail, stemming from a recent crash.
Known Issues
[File Explorer]
- Currently being investigated is an issue where File Explorer may exhibit slow closure times when using the X button, which could also affect other title bar functions.
[Settings]
- A known issue persists where two new enterprise-specific cards for device information and accessibility preferences are incorrectly appearing on unmanaged PCs signed in with Microsoft accounts.
For further details, you can access the official announcement here on Microsoft’s blog.
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