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Windows 11 (build 22449) : Quoi De Neuf Et Comment

What’s new and how to download it

Windows 11 is now taking a big leap towards its future. The Windows Insider team released the Built 22449 on the Dave Channel. Yes, you read that right, it’s a huge jump in numbers compared to the built – in 22000 that the new Microsoft operating system will release on October 5th. The question many of you ask yourself is: Why is this?

The answer is simple: Microsoft has put the development channel in its natural place. For now, the “standard” configurations of Windows 11 and the representatives released on October 5 are over. The new features introduced in the built-in 22449 are not part of the initial experience we had with Windows 11 but they do bring us new features and fixes that may come in the coming months or updates related to 2022.

These newer versions of the Dev channel are very unstable, so anyone who wants to avoid this situation is recommended to go to the beta channel. The development branch associated with the Dev Channel is now called RS_PRERELEASE. These new features may come to Windows 11 in the future with overall or service updates.

What’s new in version 22449

Changes to the SMB protocol summary

Microsoft first introduced the SMB abbreviation for Windows Server 2022 and Windows 11. This allows an administrator, user, or application to compress files when transferred over a network. Compressed files consume less bandwidth and can be quickly converted at the expense of slightly higher CPU usage during transfer.

Based on the tests performed and the analyzes performed, Microsoft has decided to change the behavior of the summary, and from this framework, if understanding is required, it will always be attempted. For more information, visit Microsoft’s official release on this topic.

Changes and improvements

  • The Start screen now shows a linear loading loop instead of the characteristic animated circles of Windows 8 and Windows 10.
    Loop ring in Windows 11.
  • Right-clicking on the Bluetooth shortcut in Quick Settings and selecting “Settings” will now open the main Bluetooth and Devices page in Settings.
  • Touchscreen keyboard adds connectivity to customization settings to help improve visibility.
  • Announcements now use the acrylic effect on their background.
  • Updated animation used in Windows Hello Welcome Notification.
  • Updated Windows Sandbox Close dialog with rounded corners.
  • The layout of the Notification Center has been adjusted to separate usernames from notifications.

Corrections

Taskbar

  • If your taskbar is set to hide automatically, hovering down the corner of the bar or on the secondary monitor should now be called right.
  • Fixed an issue where the calendar could only show down weekly names and did not show the calendar area.
  • Fixed a bug that went out of sync with the actual date in the lunar calendar drop-down list.
  • If you have updated your time zone, additional clocks added to the calendar drop-down list will be updated to reflect that.
  • Hovering over one of the desktops in the work view can no longer switch between the active desktops.
  • The Focus Assist button in the Action Center now has a name that is accessible to screen readers.
  • Fixed an issue where the font displayed in the taskbar previews was incorrect.
  • Explorer when using the taskbar on multiple monitors. Work has been done to improve the way X works.

Entrance

  • In some cases the keyboard encountered a problem preventing the mail application from accepting the input method in the address and subject lines of a new email.
  • Fixed a bug where some windows, including Search, Home and Emoji Panel, did not respond correctly to the mouse.
  • If you are using a tablet or 2-in-1 device in tablet mode, the Touch keyboard should now be called up by pressing the command line to type without pressing the Touch keyboard button.
  • Fixed issue with shadow animation when opening emoji panel or voice dictation.
  • Some performance changes have been made to fix an issue with Pinyin IME.
  • Fixed an issue where Pinyin IME would occasionally crash and freeze.
  • Fixed a bug where an angry emoji was displayed while looking for “sad” in the emoji panel (English).
  • The alignment of some characters is improved when writing vertically.
  • Worked on an issue that could stop crashing by right-clicking on some precise touchpads.
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File browser

  • Moving some utility windows if an Explorer window is also visible on the screen worked to solve an issue that works very slowly.
  • The command bar should now display correctly in Arabic and Hebrew and a positioning issue should be fixed when using the drop-down menu in the command bar in those languages.
  • Fixed a bug that was affecting the credibility of Explorer.
  • Fixed a text rendering issue with apostrophe in the Move folder dialog box.
  • Clicking on the File Explorer message “Network discovery disabled” will now take you to the most appropriate location instead of the main network settings page.
  • Fixed an issue where Explorer crashed while sticking objects with the right mouse button for some users.

(Entering development …)