According to the company, this approach will help test delivery features turned off by default, detect and disable features causing problems, and control the rollout of new features. Microsoft also says most users will get the builds from the 22622.xxx branch. However, if you receive builds from the 22621.xxx branch, you can check for updates manually again to download from the 22622.xxx branch. Furthermore, the company stays those changes in the Beta Channel don’t indicate changes for final feature rollouts for Windows 11. As for the new changes available with the release, Windows 11 build 22622.290 brings the Suggested Actions, a new feature that brings up inline suggestions to create a calendar event or make a phone call when copying a date, time, or phone number. For example, if you copied a phone number, the inline flyout would suggest making the call with Microsoft Teams or other apps available on the computer. Or coping a date or time will recommend creating a calendar event, and when you choose the app, an event will be created with all the information already filled in. Also, in addition to showing the Microsoft 365 subscription information in the “Accounts” section of the Settings app, the page will display details about OneDrive Standalone 100GB subscription information in this release. You will see OneDrive storage usage, billing, and payment method details as part of the information.
Fixes and improvements
If you end up with build 22622.290, then you will receive the fixes available with build 22621.290, plus some additional improvements for File Explorer, including: If you end up with build 22621.290, then you will receive these fixes and improvements: Furthermore, there are some other known issues with File Explorer and crashes with some UI components.
Install Windows 11 build 22622.290 and 22621.290
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