For members of the Windows Insider Program in the Beta channel, Microsoft today rolled out the Windows 11 Build 22621 preview update. This update does not introduce any new features and focuses on fixing bugs that existed in previous versions.
Microsoft is about to finalize the 22H2 version of Windows 11, and Build 22621 will be one of the release candidates, according to sources familiar with the development, without introducing any new features or major improvements.
This update brings some bug fixes to improve the overall user experience. For example, Microsoft says it improved activity detection for voice access, so you’ll notice a better experience with live captions and voice typing.
For File Explorer, Microsoft said it fixed an issue where the CTRL + ALT + DEL keyboard shortcut would crash explorer.exe. Another issue has been fixed where the Settings app stopped working and users saw the loaded icon in the Personalization > Taskbar instead of the systray icon.
Microsoft also patched an issue that prevented live captions from displaying in some apps. This happens when some apps that are positioned near the top of the screen accidentally turn off live captions.