Microsoft has released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22579 on the Dev Channel. First and foremost, the team informs that the so-called “Bug Bash” event is currently taking place until March 22, 2022, where you can submit feedback on errors based on the current builds and thereby receive a bug bash badge in the Feedback Hub.
What is new in the current build is a policy that allows admins to exclude USB removable drives from BitLocker encryption to avoid problems with automatic or accidental encryption of storage devices.
Win32 applications that use CPrintDialog to display the print dialog now use the modern Windows 11 print dialog. It automatically detects local network printers. Also, the magnifying glass and on-screen keyboard now have new Windows 11 Fluent-style icons.
App folders in the start menu can now be renamed and no longer have to be called “folders”. A small icon for editing the name will appear when you open the folder. For a comprehensive list of all new features and fixed errors, it is best to take a look at the source linked above.