Key Points:
- Increased support for text scaling in File Explorer: The new update includes increased support for text scaling across File Explorer, File Open/Save dialogs, and copy dialogs, making it easier for users with vision impairments to access and use their Windows 11 devices.
- New features for enterprise customers: The update includes new features for commercial customers on PCs managed by an IT administrator, such as the Settings homepage and top cards with device information and accessibility preferences.
- Gaming improvements: The update includes new features for gamers, such as the Gamepad keyboard layout for the touch keyboard and the ability to use an Xbox controller to navigate and type.
Hello Windows Insiders, we have a new update for you! Today, we’re releasing Windows 11 Build 22631.5116 (KB5053657) to Insiders in the Release Preview Channel on Windows 11, version 23H2 (Build 22631).
The update includes a range of new features and improvements, which we’ll be rolling out gradually. Here’s a summary of what’s new:
Gradual Rollout:
- File Explorer: Increased support for text scaling (Settings > Accessibility > Text size) across File Explorer, File Open/Save dialogs, and copy dialogs.
- Settings: New features for commercial customers on PCs managed by an IT administrator, including a new Settings homepage and top cards with device information and accessibility preferences.
- Context menu labels: We’re rolling back this feature due to some issues.
- Input: New Gamepad keyboard layout for the touch keyboard, which includes button accelerators for better controller navigation and typing.
- Voice access: New support for Chinese, including Simplified Chinese (zh-cn) and Traditional Chinese (zh-tw).
Normal Rollout:
- File Systems (Filters): New function in Filter Manager that enhances system ability to notify applications of directory changes while minimizing I/O operations.
- Noto Fonts: New font family for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages, providing modern and comprehensive font support.
- Remote Desktop: Fixed issue with troubleshooters running on remote desktop sessions.
- COSA: Updated issue affecting mobile connectivity configurations for Connected PCs.
- Printers: Fixed issue with IHV drivers causing incorrect or unwanted text output.
- File System: Fixed issue with system crashes for users with redirected profiles on a network VHD.
- File System Filter: Fixed issue causing stop errors during normal usage.
- Deprecation: Suggested actions for copying phone numbers or future dates are being removed.
- Web search providers: Improved support for EEA (European Economic Area) users with Windows Search.
That’s it for today’s update, Insiders! We’re constantly working to improve Windows 11, and we’re excited to share these new features with you. Remember, this is just a gradual rollout, and not all features will be available to everyone at once. Keep an eye out for more updates and news from the Windows Insider Program team!
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