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#WINDOWS 11 PREVIEW UPDATE#
This update includes the following improvements: Fixed a Start crash which was impacting some Insiders on Build 22622.160.įixes included for BOTH Builds 22621.42.436.Fixed an issue where the tab row might unexpectedly expand vertically, covering the command bar contents.If focus is on the tab row, CTRL + W will no longer unexpectedly close two tabs instead of just the tab in focus.Updated the tooltip when hovering over a tab to suggest using CTRL + W to close the tab (rather than CTRL + F4, which didn’t work).
#WINDOWS 11 PREVIEW PC#
Removable drives should no longer unexpectedly be displayed in a section by themselves in the navigation pane, which was breaking up the section with This PC and Network.Opening a zipped folder in a new tab should no longer have a blank tab name.With this change, it should also address the issues where dividers were unexpectedly showing in some other folder pickers. If “Show all folders” is enabled, the dividers in File Explorer’s navigation pane should no longer show.Fixed an explorer.exe crash when dragging tabs around.Fixed an issue where the tab order when using CTRL + Tab would be wrong if you’d rearranged the tabs in File Explorer.)įixes in Windows 11 Insider Build 22622.436 You can now report animated gifs that you feel are inappropriate from the emoji panel (WIN +.Please note that Windows Terminal version 1.15 or greater is required for this feature. The setting for this change can be found via Settings > Privacy & security > For developers. This means, all command line applications will open in Windows Terminal automatically (Command Prompt and PowerShell, for example). Windows Terminal is now the default terminal in Windows 11.AAD support will be added in a future update.) Changes and Improvements in Windows 11 Insider Build 22622.436 A user will need to switch to their Microsoft account via the top right profile icon in the share window if logged in via AAD. (Please note this feature is currently only available for Microsoft accounts.
You can choose OneDrive as a target to directly upload the file to OneDrive via the built-in Windows share window.
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