Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22621.607 Announcement (Release Preview Channel)

Good evening friends! Microsoft has released a new preview build of Windows 11 version 22H2 22621.607 (KB5017389) for Windows Insiders using the Release Preview channel.

Complete build number: 10.0.22621.607.ni_release_svc_prod3.220913-1902.

Changes and fixes

• We fixed an issue affecting some apps that weren’t signed with a Microsoft Store certificate. After updating the system, you need to reinstall them.
• We fixed issues that resulted in a crash when updating apps through the Microsoft Store.
• We fixed an issue resulting in failure to sign in to Microsoft 365 apps, including Outlook, Word, Teams, and more.
• Chile DST date changed. Daylight Saving Time will occur on September 11, 2022, not September 4, 2022.
• We fixed an issue that affected the Search service and resulted in slow indexing of data.
• Fixed an issue seen on some issues that occurred when enabling Hyper-V and Direct Memory Access (DMA) protection.
• Fixed an issue that caused inconsistent network static IP address configurations to occur, resulting in feature failures. NetworkAdapterConfiguration().
• We fixed an issue that caused the Task Manager to stop working after switching between light and dark skins or changing the accent color.
• We fixed an issue where the width of three Chinese characters was incorrect when set to bold.
• We fixed an issue affecting graphics drivers using d3d9on12.dll.
• Reduced Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol power consumption on some devices when they are in sleep mode.
• We fixed an issue affecting URLs generated by javascript: URLs. These URLs did not work as expected when you added them to the Favorites menu in IE mode.
• We fixed an issue that caused IE mode tabs to reload in session.
• Fixed an issue that affected the function window.open in IE mode.
• We fixed an issue where a browser window would successfully open in IE mode to display a PDF, but then navigate to another site in IE mode in the same window would fail.
• Fixed an issue with the Microsoft Japanese IME. When using third party virtual desktops, text conversion might fail.
• We fixed an issue that could cause the app to stop responding. This could happen when the input queue overflowed.
• Fixed issue with XML Paper Specification (XPS) viewers. Because of it, sometimes it was not possible to open XPS and Open XPS (OXPS) files in languages ​​other than English. The issue has also been observed with certain Japanese and Chinese character encodings.
• We fixed an issue that caused a duplicate print queue to be created. This caused the original print queue to stop working.
• We fixed an issue that could bypass MSHTML and ActiveX rules for Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC).
• We fixed an issue affecting the Miracast user interface. Sometimes it closed too quickly when transferring data to devices using DeviceObjectType: Aep.
• Added more dynamic content to the Widgets panel. Now if a notification from widgets appears on the taskbar, when you open the panel, you will see a banner at the top that will tell you what exactly led to the notification.
• Fixed an issue affecting the SharedPC Account Manager. Due to this issue, it did not remove many accounts during the cleanup.
• Fixed an issue that caused a crash LogonUI.exe. Because of this, it was not possible to close the lock screen to go to the login screen.
• We fixed an issue affecting calls on dual SIM devices. If the No SIM option is selected on the device and a call is initiated, the Dual SIM feature will not work.
• Fixed an issue that affected the function FindNextFileNameW(). It could lead to a memory leak.
• Fixed an issue affecting robocopy. Robocopy was unable to set the correct modification time of a file when using the /IS option.
• Fixed an issue that affects the file cldflt.sys. An error occurred when using this file with Microsoft OneDrive.
• We fixed an issue that affected Roaming User Profiles. After logging in or logging out, some settings were not restored.
• We fixed an issue that resulted in a memory leak in the LanmanWorkstation service when mounting a network drive.