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Hello Windows Insiders, Today you released Windows 11 Build (KB5007262) to Windows Insiders in the beta and release preview channels.
This update includes the following improvements.
We fixed an issue that affected the functionality of Appx PowerShell cmdlets in PowerShell and later versions.
We fixed an issue where some users were seeing an unexpected bad image error dialog on startup.
We fixed an issue that caused it to become unresponsive during uninstall operations for Remote Desktop Environments.
We fixed an issue that affected process opening.
Added support for canceling DST 2021 in the Republic of Fiji.
We fixed an issue that caused devices with certain processors to become unresponsive when waking from hibernation.
We fixed an issue where COM initialization could cause calling processes to stop working.
We fixed an issue with the Hyper-V virtual machine (VMBus) bus where Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) virtual machines sometimes timed out when connecting disks. This problem also prevents the utility from starting.
We fixed an issue that affected the failure handling of the System Memory Management Unit (SMMU) after hibernation.
We fixed an issue where the system crashed after enabling Hyper-V.
We fixed an issue where machine Group Policy objects were not automatically applied at startup or in the background to devices in domains with certain processors.
We fixed an issue where Server Manager cmdlets returned errors. Therefore, many software-defined data center (SDDC) validations fail when installing optional features.
We added the ability to configure an Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) maximum transmission unit (MTU) of less than 576 bytes on an interface.
We fixed an issue where get-winevent failed with an InvalidOperationException.
Fixed an issue where some variable fonts were displayed incorrectly.
Fixed an issue where glyphs were displayed at the wrong angle when using the Meiryo UI font and other vertical fonts. This font is often used in Japan, China or other Asian countries.
We have added features that facilitate the transfer of certain data between browsers.
We fixed an issue that occurred when opening dialogs in Internet Explorer.
We fixed an issue in CLSID_InternetExplorer. We fixed an issue that affected COM Automation scenarios in Internet Explorer. For more information, see the Internet Explorer 11 desktop app removal FAQ.
We fixed an issue that caused Internet Explorer to crash when copying and pasting text when using the Input Method Editor (IME).
We fixed an issue where certain apps were not responding to input. This issue occurs on devices with a touchpad.
We fixed a touch keyboard launch issue that affected WebView2 controls in Windows UI Library (WinUI 3) applications.
Fixed a memory leak that occurred when switching between different editing clients.
We updated the Windows activation phone number for locations that have the wrong phone number.
Addresses a known issue that results in error code 0x000006e4, 0x0000007c, or 0x00000709 when connecting to a shared remote printer on a Windows print server.
We fixed an issue affecting USB printing devices,that support Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) over USB. This issue prevented this USB print device from completing the installation.
We fixed an issue where some USB printing installers reported that the printer was not detected after connecting to it.
We fixed an issue where calling a link in Microsoft Edge could incorrectly toggle operating system functionality.
We fixed an issue in Windows audio systems where processes could crash, resulting in temporary audio loss.
We fixed an issue that prevented Software Defined Networking (SDN) virtual machines from running when you configured Generic Encapsulated VPN (GRE) bandwidth throttling.
We fixed an issue where the return value of GetCommandLineA could be lowercase in some developer scenarios.
We fixed an issue where the PRT update occurred when a VPN user logged in with Windows Hello for Business while the VPN connection was offline. A user receives an unexpected authentication request for network resources configured for user sign-in frequency (SIF) in Azure Active Directory – Conditional Access.
We added a message that organization policy manages user location privacy settings. This message appears when privacy settings are controlled by Group Policy, which is documented in Manage connections of Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating system components to Microsoft services.
We fixed an issue affecting Fast Identity Online (FIDO2) credential providers that prevented the PIN entry box from being displayed.
We fixed an issue where the Windows Defender application manager incorrectly compared two file version numbers.
We enhanced the capabilities of Microsoft Defender for Endpoints to detect and intercept advanced ransomware and attacks.
We fixed an issue that could cause Windows Mixed Reality to start when you put the headset on. This problem occurs even if you have turned off the Mixed reality Start portal, when the presence sensor on my headset detects that I am wearing it.
We fixed an audio distortion issue affecting Xbox One and Xbox series audio peripherals that occurred when using their surround sound.
We fixed an issue where the AltGr key stopped working when it had a remote desktop client or when RemoteApp was disconnected.
We fixed an issue where the edit button and battery icon occasionally disappeared in quick settings.
We fixed an issue that affected the Focus Assist button in the notification area and gave it an accessible name for screen readers.
We’ve updated some aspects of Windows emoticons. As part of iterative and ongoing work, we’ve made the following improvements in this release.
Updates all Segoe UI Emoji font emoji to Fluent 2D emoji style
Includes support for emoji that:
The emoticon dictionary has been updated
Added the ability to search for emojis in all supported languages Updated the emoji panel and more so you can add emojis to your apps
We fixed an issue that affected the display of the number of unread notifications; some numbers do not appear in the center of the circle in the notification area.
We fixed an issue that affected the Start menu when you installed multiple apps and changed the screen resolution.The app name appears in the Start menu, but there is no app icon. This update may also improve the reliability of the launch menu when using a secondary monitor in mixed resolution scenarios.
We fixed an issue that caused the taskbar icons to hover over; this problem occurs when you have applied a high contrast theme.
We updated the Ease of Access folder in the Start menu to be named Accessibility to match our Windows 11 (original edition) naming standards.
We fixed an issue that affected Microsoft Narrator users when they selected Braille in the settings.
We changed the screen color to blue when a device stops working or a shutdown error occurs like in previous versions of Windows.
We fixed an issue where some app icons were cut off from the bottom of the Start All Apps list after changing the screen resolution.
We fixed an issue that prevented the keyboard focus rectangle from being visible under certain conditions when using Task View, Alt Tab, or Snap Assist.
We fixed an issue that affected applications that provided context menu items (shortcuts) in File Explorer and desktop context menus. This problem occurs when this application uses directory entries or directorybackground.
We fixed an issue where the Windows Serbian (Latin) display language was automatically removed from devices.
We fixed an issue where the iFLY Simplified Chinese IME icon displayed the wrong background in the notification area.
We fixed an issue that caused an empty space to appear at the bottom of the touch keyboard when you closed the keyboard while expanding the suggestions UI.
We fixed a reliability issue that prevented File Explorer and the desktop context menu from appearing. This problem often occurs when you choose to open items with a single click.
We’ve added an option to choose whether to turn Focus Assist on automatically within the first hour after a Windows feature update.
We improved the performance of the taskbar icon animation.
We fixed a lockscreen reliability issue that affected the rendering of network status text.
We fixed a volume control issue that affected Bluetooth audio devices.
We fixed an issue where File Explorer stopped working after closing the File Explorer window.
We fixed an issue where some videos displayed incorrect subtitle shading.
We fixed an issue where the Windows Update History page in the Settings app shows a summary of updates by category with zero (0) in the update list.
We fixed an issue that occurred when running 32-bit apps on a 64-bit version of Windows 11. Calling NetServerEnum may return error 87 or error 1231.
We fixed an issue that prevented your device from booting and became unresponsive due to API license calls. We fixed an issue with the Windows Network File System (NFS) client that could prevent you from renaming files after mounting an NFS share. This problem occurs when you rename files using File Explorer, but does not occur when you rename files using the command line.
We fixed an issue that prevented memory sticks (such as SD cards) and certain USB drives from appearing in the Drive Defragmenter and Optimizer UI.
We fixed an issue that could cause a stop error when deleting a volume.We fixed an issue affecting NTFS when you enabled Update Serial Number (USN) journaling. NTFS performs unnecessary operations every time it performs a write operation, affecting I/O performance.
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