It enables the ms-appinstaller Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) to work for the DesktopAppInstaller.If you want to get the full scope of what's changed, you can find that below: The Jordan time zone will permanently shift to the UTC + 3 time zone. It stops the start of daylight saving time in Jordan at the end of October 2022.
It stops working when you use keyboard commands to move pinned items to a folder at the end of a list. It addresses an issue that affects the Start menu.It is less dependable when you browse for Microsoft OneDrive folders. It addresses an issue that affects File Explorer.It addresses an issue that might fail to sync the audio when you record game play using the Xbox Game Bar.It addresses an issue in that stops the credential UI from displaying in IE mode when you use Microsoft Edge.It addresses an issue that might cause vertical and horizontal line artifacts to appear on the screen.The titles of pop-up windows and tabs are wrong. It addresses an issue that affects Microsoft Edge when it is in IE Mode.This feature rolls out in the coming weeks. New!It adds Task Manager to the context menu when you right-click the taskbar.For instance, you can manage your Microsoft OneDrive subscription and related storage alerts. New!It adds improvements to the Microsoft Account experience in Settings.This is available to a small audience initially and deploys more broadly in the months that follow. Some devices might notice visual treatments for this enhancement. New!It enhances the backup experience when using your Microsoft Account (MSA).To learn more about why you might be seeing these changes, see Search for anything, anywhere. Some devices might notice different visual treatments as we gather feedback. New!It enhances search visual treatments on the taskbar to improve discoverability.Here's a breakdown of the bigger changes: The highlights of this update include some visual changes to the search experience and the Windows backup settings. This brings the build number up to 22621.755.
Those users can install the update labeled KB5018496, which can be downloaded manually here.
The taskbar was the easiest way to access the context menu in Windows 10, but that option was removed with Windows 11, so it's great to see it back.Īside from that, each update packs different changes, though users on Windows 11 version 22H2 are getting the bulk of the news.
This was present in many builds that were released to Windows Insiders last week, and now it's available to general users. The two updates have a lot in common, but the main shared element is the addition of a Task Manager button to the context menu that appears when you right-click the taskbar.
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