In this article, we will talk about the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview Build for the Dev Channel of the Windows Insider Program, which is Build 22543.
What’s new in Build 22543
- Microsoft added more natural voices for Narrator. The new voices are named Jenny and Aria and can easily be installed from the Narrator Settings. For more information about this, check this article from the Microsoft Website.
- New Media Controls in the Lock Screen have been added. They will always use the Dark Theme to complement the visual style of the Lock Screen and will match the Quick Access Media Controls Design. This will only be available to some Insiders at first.
- Microsoft also updated the experience of resizing app windows in snap layouts by overlaying the relevant app icon on top of the acrylic background. Snap some windows using the snap assist, resize the snapped window layout using the buffer and watch the other snapped windows go out-of-focus overlaid with their app icon.
- Using the WIN + ALT + K keyboard shortcut to mute your call will now show a confirmation flyout.
- The input switcher improvements announced with Build 22518, including updated design with an acrylic background, is now available to all Insiders in the Dev Channel.
- When doing a full build upgrade, the progress ring animation has been updated, aligning with the updated boot screen animation.
- Microsoft also updated the design of System > Storage > Disks & Volume and Storage Spaces in Settings to align with the overall design of Settings in Windows 11. Certain options for the drive, volume, and space, like properties, are also now directly available inline on these pages as buttons without having to click that entry first.
Fixes in this Build
[General]
- Task Manager shouldn’t crash when switching to the Performance tab.
- The updated flyout for the hardware indicators for volume will now show the level.
- Fixed an issue where certain characters (like characters with umlauts) weren’t allowed when naming your PC in OOBE, even though it was allowed in Settings after finishing OOBE.
- Addressed an issue which was leading to OneNote crashing in recent builds when trying to open pages with inserted PDFs.
- Mitigated an issue that was leading to unresponsive UI after enabling HDR.
[File Explorer]
- Fixed an issue that could lead to explorer.exe crashing when dragging and dropping a file out of a zipped folder in File Explorer.
- The context menu in File Explorer now shows a CTRL + Shift + C keyboard shortcut next to Copy as Path.
[Input]
- Fixed an issue which was leading to the cursor unexpectedly disappearing in certain apps.
- Fixed a crash in Quick Settings when opening the input switcher from there.
- Addressed an issue which was leading to the candidate window customization being unexpectedly missing from Personalization > Text Input for Chinese Simplified IME users sometimes.
[Taskbar]
- We fixed the issue causing two arrows to appear for the hidden icon flyout and the Quick Settings icons, and the date and time were misaligned.
[Settings]
- Mitigated an issue leading to Settings getting stuck in a suspended state and couldn’t be launched.
- If you’ve opted to turn off the startup sound, that setting should persist upgrades going forward.
- Fixed the icon in the notification that shows if you have chosen to postpone finishing setting up your device.
- Tabbing through Quick Settings should no longer set focus to an invisible element.
- Fixed an issue that was sometimes causing the media controls above Quick Settings to be off-screen.
[Windowing]
- The underline indicating the active desktop in Task View will now follow your chosen accent color instead of being blue.
- Mitigated a WER issue which was leading to DWM crashes in recent flights.
For the list of known issues, you can check this article, from the Microsoft Website.
For a more in-depth presentation of the new Build, you can watch the video below from the Youtube channel.
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