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Build 22621.754 brings fixes and improvements to Windows 11 that were included in other flights to Windows 10 and Windows 11 21H2 Release Preview (original release), and more. Learn what they are and how to install this update.
KB5018483 does not bring any significant new features for the Windows 11 OS, but a long list of fixes instead. However, you can now open the Task manager by right-clicking on the taskbar.
KB5018482 does not include any new features, but many fixes for the different services, fonts, etc.
KB5019509 enables the hidden Windows features which had been published in the last Release Preview flight. This includes file explorer enhancements, suggested actions, taskbar overflow, and improved sharing options.
The new features in this flight, like File Explorer tabs, taskbar overflow, suggested actions, and convenient sharing options had already been released in different updates to the Insiders. KB5017389 accumulates those features into a single package.
KB5017389 has been rolled out to the Release Preview channel which does not include new features for the Windows 11 OS, but a plethora of fixes and improvements, enhancing its stability. Check out what this flight offers.
Microsoft has updated the Windows 10 Insider Release Preview channel with L5017380, installing which will upgrade the operating system’s build to 19044.2075. This update brings a lot of fixes and changes to the OS, including disabling TLS 1.0 and 1.1 by default.
The Release Preview Insider channel has been updated with KB5017383 which will update your build to 22000.1041 if you have subscribed to the channel. It brings a plethora of fixes, but no new features.
After yesterday’s update to the Release Preview channel, Microsoft has now released Windows 11 Build 25188 to the…
Microsoft has released KB5016695 for the Insiders subscribed to the Release Preview channel for Windows 11. Installing this…
If you are one of the Insiders on the Windows 11 Release Preview channels and have not yet…
Microsoft has published an update on the Release Preview channel for Insiders who are still on Windows 10…
