Microsoft has released a non-security update for Windows 11, identified as KB5070312 (OS Build 22631.6276), which is a preview version for the 23H2 update. This update aims to address various user-reported issues, such as outdated mobile operator profiles and speed problems in File Explorer. Users who have the earlier update, EKB KB5027397, can access this preview through Windows Update or wait for the standard rollout.
The KB5070312 update is designed to enhance the overall user experience with quality improvements. It resolves several specific issues, including outdated configurations for mobile operators using Country Operator Settings Assets (COSA) and enhancing the responsiveness of File Explorer, which had been slow or unresponsive in some instances.
Additionally, this update addresses challenges faced by IT professionals managing Windows 11 in enterprise environments, particularly those overseeing multi-session setups like Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD). It ensures that the 'HideRecommendedSection' policy can be applied correctly through either Group Policy or Configuration Service Provider (CSP).
To install KB5070312 smoothly, users need to have EKB KB5027397 already installed. This prerequisite ensures that the new update can be applied without any complications.
As Microsoft continues to refine Windows 11, users can expect further updates that not only enhance functionality but also improve system management for both individual and enterprise users.
In the future, users may anticipate additional features and optimizations as Microsoft continues its development cycle for Windows 11, focusing on user feedback and performance enhancements. The company is likely to maintain a steady stream of updates to ensure that the operating system remains secure, efficient, and user-friendly
The KB5070312 update is designed to enhance the overall user experience with quality improvements. It resolves several specific issues, including outdated configurations for mobile operators using Country Operator Settings Assets (COSA) and enhancing the responsiveness of File Explorer, which had been slow or unresponsive in some instances.
Additionally, this update addresses challenges faced by IT professionals managing Windows 11 in enterprise environments, particularly those overseeing multi-session setups like Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD). It ensures that the 'HideRecommendedSection' policy can be applied correctly through either Group Policy or Configuration Service Provider (CSP).
To install KB5070312 smoothly, users need to have EKB KB5027397 already installed. This prerequisite ensures that the new update can be applied without any complications.
As Microsoft continues to refine Windows 11, users can expect further updates that not only enhance functionality but also improve system management for both individual and enterprise users.
In the future, users may anticipate additional features and optimizations as Microsoft continues its development cycle for Windows 11, focusing on user feedback and performance enhancements. The company is likely to maintain a steady stream of updates to ensure that the operating system remains secure, efficient, and user-friendly
Windows 11 KB5070312 (OS Build 22631.6276) Preview for 23H2 released
Microsoft has rolled out a non-security update, the KB5070312 (OS Build 22631.6276) preview for Windows 11 23H2. This update targets several issues reported by users, including outdated profiles for some mobile operators and problems with File Explorer's speed. If your system already has EKB KB5027397 installed, you can try the preview version through Windows Update or wait for it to be pushed out normally.
Windows 11 KB5070312 (OS Build 22631.6276) Preview for 23H2 released @ NT Compatible
