Microsoft has recently released Windows 11 Build 22631.5840 to Windows Insiders in the Release Preview Channel, addressing issues that arose from the previous update, Build 22631.5837. This update is part of the Windows 11 23H2 version and includes several fixes aimed at improving system performance and user experience.
The key fixes in Build 22631.5840 include:
1. Country and Operator Settings Asset (COSA): Updated profiles for certain mobile operators.
2. Device Management: Resolved an issue with removable storage policy that improperly blocked external devices like USB drives.
3. Family Safety: Fixed the “Ask to Use” approval prompt, which now appears correctly for blocked apps.
4. File Explorer: Addressed problems where the File Explorer displayed only a single folder instead of recent files and improved syncing performance for SharePoint sites.
5. File Sharing: Fixed delays when accessing files on Server Message Block (SMB) shares over Quick UDP Internet Connections (QUIC).
6. File System: Resolved a freezing issue in the Resilient File System (ReFS) when using de-duplication and compression simultaneously.
7. Input: Fixed issues with certain extended Unicode characters displaying incorrectly in text boxes.
8. Narrator: Corrected the reading of the Facial Recognition Protection checkbox name by the Narrator feature.
9. Network Connectivity: Ensured Wi-Fi reconnects automatically after Group Policy updates.
10. Remote Desktop: Fixed issues with camera recognition during remote sessions.
11. Windows Backup for Organizations: Announced the general availability of this feature, facilitating seamless device transitions and ensuring business continuity.
This update reflects Microsoft’s commitment to enhancing the functionality and reliability of Windows 11 through continuous improvements and user feedback. As Windows 11 evolves, users can expect ongoing enhancements that cater to both individual and organizational needs, further solidifying its position in the operating system market
The key fixes in Build 22631.5840 include:
1. Country and Operator Settings Asset (COSA): Updated profiles for certain mobile operators.
2. Device Management: Resolved an issue with removable storage policy that improperly blocked external devices like USB drives.
3. Family Safety: Fixed the “Ask to Use” approval prompt, which now appears correctly for blocked apps.
4. File Explorer: Addressed problems where the File Explorer displayed only a single folder instead of recent files and improved syncing performance for SharePoint sites.
5. File Sharing: Fixed delays when accessing files on Server Message Block (SMB) shares over Quick UDP Internet Connections (QUIC).
6. File System: Resolved a freezing issue in the Resilient File System (ReFS) when using de-duplication and compression simultaneously.
7. Input: Fixed issues with certain extended Unicode characters displaying incorrectly in text boxes.
8. Narrator: Corrected the reading of the Facial Recognition Protection checkbox name by the Narrator feature.
9. Network Connectivity: Ensured Wi-Fi reconnects automatically after Group Policy updates.
10. Remote Desktop: Fixed issues with camera recognition during remote sessions.
11. Windows Backup for Organizations: Announced the general availability of this feature, facilitating seamless device transitions and ensuring business continuity.
This update reflects Microsoft’s commitment to enhancing the functionality and reliability of Windows 11 through continuous improvements and user feedback. As Windows 11 evolves, users can expect ongoing enhancements that cater to both individual and organizational needs, further solidifying its position in the operating system market
Windows 11 Build 22631.5840 (Release Preview Channel) released
Microsoft has released Windows 11 Build 22631.5840 to Windows Insiders in the release preview channel for Windows 11 23H2, addressing a regression introduced in the previous Build 22631.5837.
Windows 11 Build 22631.5840 (Release Preview Channel) released @ NT Compatible
