Almost a week after the last update, Microsoft made KB 5034218 available for beta insiders to download. This changes the version number to Windows 11 22635.3130. A number of problems are fixed in this version. The list is very long.
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Starting with today's build In the Beta Channel, Windows Insiders who have turned on the toggle to unregister their device in Settings > Windows Update > Windows Insider Program and “Stop receiving preview builds” will now receive an in-place upgrade Device removed from broadcast. This in-place upgrade installs Windows 11, version 23H2 with the latest service updates. Note that you must first update to Build 22635.3130 (and later) in the Beta Channel for this feature to appear
The Snap Layouts are now displayed in the beta app icons.
“We display suggestions in Snap layouts that help you group multiple app windows together instantly. When you hover over an app's Minimize or Maximize button (or WIN + Z) to open the layout panel, you will be shown app icons in different layout options to recommend you the best layout option .”
Corrections and improvements through KB5034218
- Start menu Fixed an issue from the previous build that resulted in the “Recommended” section in the Start menu being empty for some Insiders.
- Widgets: The new Widgets settings experience, available in the Beta channel since early December and offering the ability to further customize the Widgets board, will be re-enabled after a brief deactivation.
- corrections
- The update resolves a known issue affecting the color font format for COLRv1. It is now displayed correctly. Windows uses this format to display emoji with a 3D-like appearance.
- This update affects Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) Secure Boot systems. It adds a renewed signing certificate to the Secure Boot DB variable. You can now decide to make this change.
- This update fixes an issue affecting RemoteApp windows. In certain cases, they persist on client devices after you close them.
- The update addresses an issue affecting Wi-Fi Protected Access 3 (WPA3) in the Group Policy Editor. HTML preview rendering fails.
- The update fixes an issue that affects a Bluetooth phone call. It prevents the sound from passing through the PC when you answer the call on your PC.
- The update fixes an issue that increases the reliability of video calls.
- The update resolves an issue affecting Access Point Name (APN) profiles. It prevents the automatic configuration of APN profiles for cellular-enabled devices. This occurs when you run the “netsh mbn show readyinfo *” command.
- The update fixes an issue with Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) audio headphones. You lose sound when streaming music.
- The update includes quarterly changes to the Windows kernel blocklist file for vulnerable drivers, DriverSiPolicy.p7b. It expands the list of drivers vulnerable to Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) attacks.
- This update resolves an issue affecting the LocalUsersAndGroups CSP. Group membership processing stops if no group is found.
- The update fixes an issue affecting certain types of 7-Zip files. They appear as blank in File Explorer.
- The update resolves an issue affecting Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI). There is a caching issue. The problem causes CurrentTimeZone to be changed to the wrong value.
- The update fixes an issue where WMI stops working. This occurs in certain scenarios with Mobile Device Management (MDM) providers such as Microsoft Intune.
- The update fixes an issue that causes your device to stop responding. This issue occurs intermittently after you install a printing support application.
- The update resolves an issue affecting Active Directory. Bind requests to IPv6 addresses fail. This occurs when the requestor is not connected to a domain.
- The update resolves an issue affecting Windows Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS) postal authentication actions (PAA). The actions take place at restart instead of at the end of the grace period.
- The update resolves an issue affecting Group Policy folder redirection in a multi-forest deployment. The issue prevents you from selecting a group account from the target domain. For this reason, you cannot apply advanced folder redirection settings to this domain. This issue occurs when the target domain has a one-way trust relationship with the admin user's domain. This issue affects all Enhanced Security Admin Environment (ESAE), Hardened Forests (HF), or Privileged Access Management (PAM) deployments.
- This update resolves an issue affecting the OpenType font driver. On a specific architecture, the issue may affect the rendering of text for third-party applications.
- The update fixes an issue where Start Menu search no longer works for some users. The problem occurs due to a deadlock.
- The update fixes an issue that occurs when you change the keyboard language. The change will not be applied to RemoteApps in some scenarios.
- The update fixes an issue affecting the File Explorer Gallery. It prevents you from closing a tooltip.
- The update fixes an issue affecting the display of a smart card icon. The icon will not appear when you log in. This occurs when there are multiple certificates on the smart card.
- The update fixes an issue that causes your device to shut down after 60 seconds. This occurs when you use a smart card to authenticate to a remote system.
- The update addresses a known issue affecting BitLocker-only data encryption. A mobile device management (MDM) service, such as Some servers, such as Microsoft Intune, may not receive the correct data. This occurs when you use the FixedDrivesEncryptionType or SystemDrivesEncryptionType policy settings in the BitLocker Configuration Service Provider (CSP).
- This update resolves an issue affecting Trusted Platform Modules (TPM). On certain devices they were not initialized correctly. Because of this, TPM-based scenarios stopped working.
- This update resolves an issue affecting a remote desktop client. It may be connecting to an incorrect instance of a user's session. This occurs when a user has multiple sessions on the host.
- This update increases the reliability of Windows during power transitions. This reduces the risk of a stopping error.
- blogs.windows