Microsoft today announced the launch of Windows 11 Build 22621.2359. This version contains many bug fixes that are more or less annoying.
Windows 11 22H2 testers who have registered in the Release Preview channel of the Windows Insiders program will get a glimpse of a long list of improvements, but also some very welcome new features in Microsoft’s operating system. The most important thing concerns Chinese users of Windows 11, as all characters of the Wubi method and Simplified Chinese have been assigned by Microsoft on a standard keyboard.
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The “Our Recommendations” section of the The “Start” menu displays websites. Previously, only recent files and new applications were displayed in this part of the interface. If you don’t like this feature, Feel free to disable it under “Settings > Personalization > Home”. You can control this in more detail by simply deleting the website URL you don’t like by right-clicking on it. A context menu will then appear.
Microsoft fixes Windows 11 bugs affecting professionals
Windows 11 Build 22621.2359 fixes many issues Bugs likely to affect business users particularly.
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The changes made range from simple cosmetic touch-upsuch as correcting the display of certain elements in remote applications, to the most technical. Here is a selection:
- Fixed a bug that caused Windows to crash when using NTFS compressed Microsoft OneDrive files
- Correction of a Problem causing Microsoft Excel to “freeze”. when you try to share a file as PDF in Microsoft Outlook
- several in the transmission and Processing Outlook events
- An issue with copy operations in the environment has been resolved App-V application virtualization
- solve a problem that prevents some USB printers from workingbecause Microsoft Defender prevents them from doing so
By and large, these are the case no less than 25 errors or changes Microsoft Teams made to Windows 11. You can view the detailed list of changes on the Windows Blog.