This Wednesday (20), Microsoft released a new test version of Windows 11 in its developer channel, in the Insider program. As usual, the update seeks to implement general improvements and fixes to the operating system, ensuring a better user experience.
Generally speaking, the changes in this new version Windows 11, numbered “22483”, involve minor problems that would occur when trying to access certain operating system features or functions. Some examples include “Webview2” process grouping failures in Task Manager; fixes for the stability of the Search Bar and the reliability of its results; and minor keyboard navigation improvements in Performance Monitor.
Microsoft also introduced an option to update the items displayed in the “Recommendations” section in the Start Menu — a welcome addition, but one that still doesn’t address the lack of customization of the section, one of the main complaints from users.
New version of Windows 11 for developers is more stable. (Source: Microsoft / Reproduction)Source: Microsoft
New Problems Recognized
Complementing the ad, Microsoft also officially recognized some errors found in the last test build. Although situational, these problems can plague some users and, for this reason, they have joined the Windows 11 developers’ to-do list.
Below are some of the main issues recognized by Microsoft:
- In some cases, you may not be able to enter text when using Search from start or the taskbar. If you have the problem, press WIN + R on your keyboard to open the Run dialog and close it.
- The taskbar sometimes blinks when switching input methods.
- We are working on fixing an issue that causes tooltips to appear in an unexpected location after hovering over the corner of the taskbar.
- After clicking the Search icon on the taskbar, the Search panel may not open. If this happens, restart the “Windows Explorer” process and open the search panel again.
Check out all the changes and fixes in the complete list from Microsoft clicking here.
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