Latest Windows 11 Dev Build 22567 brings multiple taskbar fixes, but issues persist

A new Windows 11 build is rolling out today on the Dev channel for Insiders. New Build 22567 fixes multiple taskbar issues, and more. Although this version also has a number of known bugs, such as Explorer crashing when Win X is pressed, an issue first discovered in Build 22563.

But first, let’s take a look at what’s new in Build 22567:

Windows Update to Harness More Renewable Energy

Windows Update An attempt will be made to schedule update installations at specific times of the day as this will reduce carbon emissions. Most grids are powered by a variety of sources, including renewable energy and fossil fuels. Whenever possible, Windows 11 will now prioritize installing updates in the background when more clean energy sources are available, such as wind, solar, and hydropower. Users can always choose to install updates now by navigating to Settings > Windows Update and selecting Check for updates.

This feature is only enabled if your PC is plugged in and regional carbon intensity data is provided by our partners powerMap or WattTime. If enabled, users will see the text shown below on the Windows Update settings page. We're still working on what the text links to - stay tuned for future updates.

Text that appears in Windows Update when prioritizing updates installed in the background when more clean energy is available.

[We're starting to roll out this feature, so it's not open to all Insiders yet, as we plan to monitor feedback and see how it lands before rolling it out to everyone. ]

Feedback: Please submit feedback in the Feedback Center (WIN F) under Installation & Updates > Download, Install, and Configure Windows Updates.

Improved Microsoft 365 subscription management in Settings

In October, we introduced subscription management in "Your Microsoft Account" in Settings > Accounts Next. This enables you to view your OneDrive storage, recurring billing, and sharing information as part of Microsoft 365 subscriptions in Windows 11. With today's release, we're making it easier for you to manage your Microsoft 365 subscriptions:

• We are improving the Microsoft 365 subscription management experience under Settings > Accounts. As we mentioned here, we will be using the Online Services Experience Pack in Accounts under Settings > Accounts. You bring more experiences.

The Microsoft 365 subscription management experience is now at the top of Settings >Accounts.

• We are introducing payment details into the subscription card experience. This will allow you to view your payment information and be notified when your payment method needs to be updated, allowing you to continue your subscription without any disruption.

Remind you to update your Microsoft 365 subscription payment account.

For customers who are not Microsoft 365 subscribers, we will highlight you The free benefits you get as part of Microsoft are on the "Your Microsoft Account" page. You can access your Office Web Apps directly, view your OneDrive storage, or upgrade to a Microsoft 365 subscription to unlock premium benefits.

[us This feature is starting to roll out, so it's not open to all Insiders yet as we plan to monitor feedback and see how it lands before rolling it out to everyone.]

Feedback: Please check in Settings > Submit feedback in the Feedback Center (WIN F) under Settings Home Page.

Device Settings (OOBE): Phone Link

You can now link your Your Android phone connects to your PC as part of Windows 11's On-Device Settings (OOBE). The link will give you instant access to everything on your phone directly from your PC. Without having to constantly turn your attention to your phone, you Just use a full keyboard and mouse to use your favorite mobile apps, send text messages, make calls, and more on your PC.

New Mobile Link page in Device Settings (OOBE).

We will release updated ISOs in the coming weeks to allow Windows Insiders to perform a clean installation or set up a virtual machine to run the device setup experience. If you want to jump into the device setup experience right away, you can use the PC Reset feature under Settings > System > Recovery.

Feedback: Please submit feedback in the Feedback Center (WIN F) under Apps > Your Phone

Smart App Control

Smart App Control (SAC) is a new security feature in Windows 11 that blocks untrusted or potentially dangerous applications. SAC can only be enabled on Windows devices performing a clean installation using the latest Insider Preview builds (build 22567 and above). SAC is first configured in evaluation mode. When SAC is in assessment mode, it will learn whether it can help protect you without hindering you too much. If so, it will open automatically. Otherwise, it will automatically shut down. In assessment mode, users can manually turn on SAC in the Windows Security app under the Apps and Browser Controls section. More details about this feature will be shared in the future.

Smart App Controls listed under "Application and Browser Controls" in Windows Security.

Feedback: Please submit feedback in the Feedback Center (WIN F) under Security & Privacy > App Reputation & Verification.

The improvements and changes in the new Build 22567 are as follows:

[General]

• We The Open With dialog box has been updated to comply with Windows 11 design principles. Updated dialog supports light/dark themes. We've also simplified the experience by updating default apps with one click. [We are starting to roll out this feature, so it is not yet available to all Insiders

Open with dialog before and after updated design.

[Start Menu]

• When you hover one pinned app icon over another, there will now be a small The animation prompts that a folder will be created.

[Open window]

• We're updating multi-touch gestures to include responses and delightful animations that follow your fingers.

Use three fingers to swipe down and minimize all windows. Swipe up with three fingers to restore the window.

[Voice Input]

• #Download the Voice Pack’s voice input feature from the Microsoft Store now available to all Insiders in the Dev Channel based on the device speech recognition to provide better transcription performance. This is rolling out starting with Build 22538.
• If you have multiple microphones connected to your PC, the ability for you to choose which microphone to use for voice input is now available to all Insiders in the Development Channel. This is rolling out starting with Build 22557.
• All Insiders in the Development Channel can now enter new commands using the following voices. This is rolling out starting with Build 22557.

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[Settings]

• We have updated pages in the Settings app to feature WinUI controls for a consistent look and feel across the entire app.
• To make it easier to find settings in the app, we've improved the way you search for settings in the background. These improvements will provide users with a more accurate set of search results and place more relevant results at the top of the list.
• You can now mute and unmute by clicking the volume icon in the volume hardware indicator.

[Task Manager]

• The redesigned Task Manager, available starting with Build 22557, is now available to all internals in the Development Channel personnel use.

[Windows Sandbox]

• Windows Sandbox mapped folders now support relative paths. For example, ..\relative\folder..

Here are all the fixes in Build 22567:

[General]

• Fixed the issue where users could not hear the startup sound.

[Taskbar]

• Using the taskbar to bring an already running application to the foreground should now work more reliably.
• Fixed an issue where the calendar popup would not update to reflect the date change if you changed the time zone.
• Using the Narrator key plus Enter or the Narrator touch gesture should now activate items in the taskbar.
• Resolved an issue that resulted in the window being able to draw on top of the taskbar after closing one of the taskbar pop-ups.

【Tablet Optimized Taskbar】

NOTE: These fixes will only appear if the tablet optimized taskbar is enabled on your device. The taskbar has started rolling out to Windows Insiders, but is not yet available to everyone.

• The taskbar setting has been changed to "Optimize the taskbar for touch interaction when using this device as a tablet."
• We have improved the reliability of mouse clicks on system tray icons.

[Start Menu]

• Fixed an issue that affected the reliability of opening the Start menu.
• Fixed the issue where pinned app icons could not be dragged between pinned app pages.
• Fixed more button alignment issues.

[File Manager]

• Clicking the button in the new OneDrive flyout should now bring these objects into foreground focus.
• Star-supported files (such as mp4 files) should now work again.
• Fixed an issue that could sometimes cause explorer.exe to crash when opening the context menu.
• Improved performance of displaying content in the Recycle Bin when there are many files.
• Resolved a potential crash that occurred when trying to start a search from File Explorer, impacting searchability.
• Fixed a rare issue for small screen users where the context menu in File Explorer would animate down, disappear, and then immediately reappear with an upward animation.

[Input]

• Improved input switching responsiveness when using WIN Space.
• Fixed an issue that caused some Insiders to see black text on dark backgrounds in the input switcher.
• Resolved an issue where the Japanese IME toolbar could become transparent and the IME candidate window be clipped or not show up at all.
• If you are using the Japanese IME with a vertical candidate list, the text should now be displayed in the correct orientation.
• Updated the icon used to hide key visuals in the touch keyboard when focus is set to the password field to help make it easier to understand.
• Fixed an issue where the new "press backspace" command would not work in Japanese when typing with voice.
• Fixed an issue that caused Narrator focus to get stuck in the wrong place after inserting an emoji and closing the emoji panel.

[Settings]

• Apps > The items in the application list under Installed Applications should not Then overlap each other.
• Fixed an issue where touch could not be used to select the Restart Now button in Settings > Windows Update.

[Windowed]

• The exe should no longer crash when dragging a window between monitors.
• If you hover over a desktop thumbnail in Task View, the tooltip should now actually match the one you hover over.
• Fixed an issue where snap assist could trigger unexpectedly when you were already snapping a window in that area.
• Improved the reliability of calling snapshot layout at the top of the screen.
• If you call task view while the taskbar's search popup is open, it should now launch successfully instead of being called and immediately closed.

[Voice Access]

• Fixed an issue that caused Outlook to scroll to the beginning of an email when enabling Voice Access and starting a conversation.
• Button text in Voice Access will no longer be truncated after changing the text size.
• Fixed an issue that prevented Voice Access from starting on ARM64 devices.
• Voice access will no longer be turned on after logging in, unless the voice access setting is also turned on.

[Live subtitles]

• Live subtitles now allow you to switch audio devices more smoothly.
• Changing the size of live subtitles will no longer cause a white flicker in dark mode.
• You can now search for live subtitles to find their page in Settings.
• The Accessibility Home page in Settings now lists Live Captions under Captions.
• The settings popup can now be easily closed in the live subtitles window.

[Narration]

• Fixed an issue that caused high CPU usage when using Narrator.
• The Narrator will now read out the theme and selection status in Settings > Personalization > Text input > Theme .
• When a dialog box pops up, Narrator will now consistently announce that it is reading from the dialog box while reading its message.
• When using Microsoft Edge's history page, Narrator will now correctly announce the page name and focus element.
• Fixed a potential issue affecting Narrator keyboard navigation in webview2 in some applications.
• Updated the Braille display input and output table type drop-down lists in settings to now have default values.
• Fixed an issue that caused Narrator to hang when using Norton Power Eraser.
• If you View>Check Accessibility in Excel, Narrator will now correctly read the Errors, Warnings, Tips, and Smart Services sections.

[Task Manager]

• The pause and productivity mode icons should no longer be cropped in Task Manager at high DPI.
• Fixed issue with column preferences not being preserved.
• The default start page and always on top settings should now work.
• When there is no content to display under the "..." menu, it will not be displayed now.
• Mitigated a crash that sometimes occurred when trying to launch Task Manager.
• Fixed an issue with missing efficiency mode icons on some child processes.
• Fixed an issue where some setting options were not retained.
• Fixed an issue where the pause and productivity mode icons were clipped when displayed on a monitor with high DPI settings.

[Lock Screen and Login]

• Fixed an issue that caused the accessibility flyout on the lock screen to flash.
• Accessibility flyouts on lock screen position and spacing should now be centered and consistent with the design of other options on this screen.
• Fixed the borders of the accessibility flyout on the lock screen to display correctly in high contrast mode.
• Resolved encoding issue in message text when logging in with a security key.
• Mitigated an explorer.exe crash that some Insiders were seeing when logging into their PC.

[Other]

• Now when you start a focus session, Notification Center will close and the focus timer will open without you having to Close it.
• Fixed an issue affecting the ability to open Quick Settings and Notification Center when animations are disabled.
• Quick Settings and Notification Center should now close them more reliably if you use a gesture to invoke them before trying to close them.
• Fixed an issue related to the UiaDisconnectProvider API that caused some applications to crash.
• Mitigated a bugcheck that occurred on several recent flights for Insiders connecting to more than 8 monitors.
• If you have an app pinned to the taskbar in Windows Sandbox, clicking the app to launch it will now actually work.

Note: Some of the fixes mentioned here in Insider Preview builds from the active development branch may make their way into servicing updates for released versions of Windows 11 that will become generally available on October 5, 2021 middle.

Known Issues

[General]

• Users running Windows 10 try to log in to the Dev Channel Directly upgrading to build 22563 or later may encounter installation failure with error code 0x8007007f. To bypass, join the Beta channel, install the offered Windows 11 build there, and then switch to the Dev channel to receive current Dev channel updates. This issue is understood and will be fixed in an upcoming release.
• When doing the device setup experience (OOBE) on Enterprise Edition, the network addition screen will be skipped on the first try. As a workaround, when users see the "Name your computer" option, reboot and restart OOBE. The network addition screen will now appear as expected.
• We are investigating reports from Insiders that Windows Mixed Reality is not working from a previous flight due to repeated crashes of explorer.exe.
• Scrollbars do not render correctly on some Win32 applications. This error is only visual as the user can still click/drag the scrollbar as expected.

[Taskbar]

• If you right-click the Start icon or press WIN X in this version, explorer.exe may will crash. If you use this menu to launch Task Manager, temporarily use CTRL Shift Esc.

[Tablet optimized taskbar]

• The taskbar doesn't always collapse automatically after launching an app or clicking outside the extended taskbar on a 2-in-1 device.
• Some areas of the operating system do not yet track the height of the expanded taskbar on 2-in-1 devices, so you may see overlapping components, such as widgets that overlap the taskbar.

[File Manager]

• Opening the suggested results that appear when you enter a search term in File Explorer's search box may not help effect.
• We're fixing issues with icon size, visual bugs, and text clipping in flyouts showing OneDrive storage.

[Widget]

• Sometimes, when pinning from the feed, the pinned widget is placed on top instead of the other pinned widgets underneath the component. If this happens, this will automatically correct within 30 minutes, moving the recently pinned widget to the expected default location. Alternatively, you can log out of the widget board and log back in immediately to resolve the issue.
• After rearranging widgets in the widget board, some users are experiencing incorrect rendering of widgets in the fixed section. If this happens, logging out of the widget board and logging back in immediately should resolve the issue.

[Key]

• Taskbar icons and tooltips may not match the focus state.
• The Clock app has not yet updated the Windows focus state when configuring the focus session within the app. This will be addressed in a future app update.

[Live Subtitles]

• Some full-screen apps (such as video players) prevent live subtitles from displaying.
• Some applications that are located near the top of the screen and are closed before opening Live Captions will relaunch behind the Live Captions window located at the top. Use the system menu (ALT Spacebar) while the application has focus to move the application's window further down.
• When live subtitles are at the top, the very top of a maximized application (e.g., title bar window management buttons) cannot be reached by touch.

[Task Manager]

• When Task Manager is configured for dark mode, some tooltips do not accurately display preferred visual settings.

Dev channel releases are now called the "NI_RELEASE" or Nickel branch in preparation for major feature updates to Windows 11 later this year. You can find the official press release here.

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