With The Release Of The Compiled Version Of Windows 11 Build 22610, Microsoft Has Introduced A Large Number Of Bug Fixes, Improvements And Some Newly Designed Functions Into The New Preview Of The System. Since Build 22610 Will Not Carry The Watermark Of "technical Preview" On The Desktop, Microsoft Will Soon Complete The RTM Development Of Windows 11 22h2.
Currently Microsoft An Update Has Been Pushed To The Dev And Beta Channels, Which Contains A Lot Of Improvements. However, During RTM And Official Push, We Still Hope To See More Major Updates And Improvements.
Windows Latest Pointed Out That The Current Windows 11 22h2 Preview Belongs To The Nickel Development Branch, And The Changes Are Mainly Reflected In Many Details. Previous Major Changes Have Been Frozen, But Some Improvements May Still Appear In The Upcoming New Version**
At Present, Microsoft Has Fixed A Large Number Of Problems In Windows 11 - Including Unstable Behavior Of Taskbar, Various Problems Of File Resource Manager, And A Strange Bug.
Although Some Testers May Encounter Repeated Crashes Of The File Resource Manager (explorer. Exe), This System Tool Has Also Ushered In A Colorful New Appearance (accent Colors) And Given It A More Consistent Windows 11 Experience.
The First Update To Windows 11 Also Comes Back With Drag And Drop Support And The Ability To Pin More Icons In The Start Menu. However, While Actively Updating, 22h2 Is Also Eliminating Some Features Of The Windows 10 Era (such As The Ability To Pop Up Calendar Buttons / Ungroup Taskbar Icons). To Sum Up, At Present, It Is Only Known That Windows 11 22h2 Will Bring More Small Improvements Than Visual Style / Bug Repair. As For The Exact Release Date Of This Annual Update, It May Be In August Or Later**
