Key Points:
- Microsoft has released a new Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22635.5097 (KB5053648) to the Beta Channel, featuring various improvements and fixes.
- The update includes a small set of general improvements and fixes for overall experience, as well as specific bug fixes for File Explorer, Taskbar, Input, and Login and Lock.
- The release also addresses issues with Windows Sandbox and Start menu.
- Known issues were identified, affecting the Start menu, including delays in app icon display and flashing context menus.
- Windows Insiders in the Beta Channel can opt-in to receive the latest updates as they become available.
New Release for Windows 11 Insiders
Microsoft has announced the release of Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22635.5097 (KB5053648) to the Beta Channel, specifically for Windows Insiders who did not upgrade to Windows 11, version 24H2. This new build is intended to improve the overall experience for Insiders running this build on their PCs.
Improvements and Fixes
The update includes a small set of general improvements and fixes, such as:
- Expanding text scaling support in File Explorer for warning and error message dialogs.
- Resolving an issue where the search indexer hanging could cause File Explorer to hang.
- Fixing an issue with file and folder dates in the Home section.
- Improving File Explorer launch reliability.
- Addressing an issue with Hebrew or Arabic display languages and Taskbar icons.
- Fixing voice typing issues with the Chinese (Simplified) narrow layout.
- Updating the web sign-in icon on the login screen.
- Resolving an issue with Windows Sandbox launch in recent Beta builds.
- Addressing an issue with Start menu grid and category views.
Known Issues
However, some known issues were identified, including:
- Delays in app icon display in grid and category views after installing an app.
- Flashing context menus when right-clicking on an app.
Reminders for Windows Insiders in the Beta Channel
To manage updates, Windows Insiders in the Beta Channel can:
- Turn on the toggle to receive the latest updates as they become available via Settings > Windows Update.
- Keep the toggle off to gradually receive updates and features over time.
- Monitor feedback and feature changes in the Reminders section.
As Microsoft continues to test and refine features, Insiders can expect to see new features and experiences rolled out gradually, with some features never making it beyond the Insider program. Some features may change or be removed over time. Insiders who experience issues with localization can report them via the Feedback Hub.
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