### SummaryWindows 11 Build 22635116 has been released to the Release Preview Channel, introducing exciting new features and improvements. Key updates include enhanced accessibility in File Explorer, a new Gamepad keyboard layout for touch navigation, and refined CPU utilization metrics in Task Manager. This gradual rollout aims to elevate user experience across various functionalities.
What’s New in Windows 11 Build 22635116?
Exciting updates have arrived for Windows Insiders! The latest build, 22635116, is now rolling out in the Release Preview Channel. This update focuses on accessibility, performance, and user experience enhancements. Let’s dive into the highlights!
Gradual Rollout Features
Some features will be released gradually, so not all users may see them immediately. Key updates include:
- File Explorer: Enhanced text scaling support improves accessibility across File Explorer and dialogs.
- Context Menu Labels: New labels make navigation easier.
- Settings Home Page: Now available on commercial devices, featuring a “Your Accounts” card.
- Gamepad Keyboard Layout: Xbox controller users can now navigate and type using a new touch keyboard layout.
“This release includes increased support for text scaling across File Explorer, File Open/Save dialogs, and copy dialogs.”
Normal Rollout Features
In addition to gradual updates, several features are rolling out normally:
- File Systems: A new function in Filter Manager enhances directory change notifications.
- Noto Fonts: Improved text quality for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages enhances web browsing experience.
- Task Manager: CPU utilization calculations are now aligned with industry standards, improving performance monitoring.
Fixes and Improvements
This update also addresses various bugs:
- Resolved issues with printers using Independent Hardware Vendor (IHV) drivers.
- Fixed problems affecting mobile connectivity configurations for Connected PCs.
What’s Important to Know
With each update, Microsoft aims to enhance the user experience. The gradual rollout means patience may be required. However, the improvements in accessibility and performance are worth the wait!
“Task Manager will now use the standard metrics to display CPU workload consistently across all pages.”
Keep your Windows 11 updated to enjoy these new features and improvements. Stay tuned for more updates from the Windows Insider Program!
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