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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens, new friends of soft media 2010825, Mr_C_rM, Ashley, Sentinel for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com October 21, Microsoft today released Windows 11 preview Build 22621.870 and Build 22623.870 (KB5018499) updates for Windows 11 Beta channels.

Build 22623.870 = launch to enable new features.

Build 22621.870 = New features are turned off by default.

Reminder: internal test users who previously used Build 22622 will be automatically transferred to Build 22623 by enabling packages. The enable package artificially increases the updated version number, and the new feature will be rolled out and turned on to make it easier to distinguish it from the device that turns off the feature by default. This method is only used for the Beta test channel and does not indicate any changes or plans for the final launch of the feature.

CTOnews.com has learned that users who belong to the group (Build 22621.xxx) that turns off the new feature by default can check for updates and choose to install the update with the new feature (Build 22623.xxx).

New content in Build 22623.870 describes the solution of human Braille driver

When switching between the narrator and a third-party screen reader, the Braille device continues to work because the narrator automatically changes the Braille driver.

Prerequisites:

If the narrator's current Braille support has been installed, the user must follow the steps below to remove it.

Open the settings.

Go to applications > optional Features > installed Features.

Search accessibility-Braille support.

Expand accessibility-Braille supports and uninstalls this feature.

Install new narrator Braille support.

Go to Settings > accessibility > narrator > Braille.

Select more buttons.

Select the download and install Braille button to download Braille from a new window.

After Braille installation, go back to Settings > accessibility > narrator > Braille.

Select the Braille display driver used by third-party screen readers from the Braille display driver option. It only needs to be done once.

Changes and improvements in Build 22623.870 [taskbar]

Based on feedback, Microsoft adds the task manager to the context menu when you right-click the taskbar. Microsoft is starting to promote this feature, so the experience is not yet available to all internal testers in the Beta channel.

Fix in Build 22623.870 [tablet optimized taskbar]

Note: these fixes are displayed only if the tablet optimized taskbar is enabled on the device. The tablet-optimized taskbar is still being promoted to Windows Insiders and is not yet available to everyone.

Improved the touch gesture of the taskbar optimized by the tablet computer and the way the animation matches with the touch keyboard.

[system Tray Update]

Note: these fixes are displayed only if the tablet optimization taskbar with system tray updates is enabled on the device. Tablet-optimized taskbars and system trays are still available to Windows Insiders and are not yet available to everyone.

Fixed an issue that caused explorer.exe to crash when dragging icons in the system tray.

New joint fixes in Build 22621.870 and Build 22623.870! Improvements to the Microsoft account experience have been added to the setup. For example, you can manage Microsoft OneDrive subscriptions and related storage reminders.

New features! New consent forms have been added for users who join Windows Hello Face and Fingerprint. Users have new choices for biometric data. You can continue to store biometric data, or if you have not used a face or fingerprint for authentication for more than 365 days, you can turn on the settings to delete the data. If you upgrade to Windows 11 and have not seen the new Hello to learn more about privacy, you can choose this.

New features! Enhanced search visual processing on the taskbar to improve discoverability. This was initially open to a small number of people and was more widely deployed in the months that followed. When collecting feedback, some devices may notice different visual processing.

Updated DriverSiPolicy.p7b for driver block list for vulnerable Windows kernels. This update includes drivers that are vulnerable to native fragile driver (BYOVD) attacks.

Extends the control performed by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) over the code integrity (HVCI) protected by the Hypervisor of the target hardware configuration.

Fixed a problem affecting Microsoft Azure Active Directory (AAD) application proxy connectors. It cannot retrieve Kerberos tickets on behalf of the user. The error message is: "the specified handle is invalid (0x80090301)".

Fixed an issue affecting cached credentials for security keys and fast identity online 2.0 (FIDO2). On devices connected to the mixed domain, the system deletes these cached credentials.

Fixed an issue that could cause vertical and horizontal line artifacts on the screen.

Fixed an issue where the title block was not rendered when customizing it using third-party tools. This update ensures the rendering of the title bar; however, there is no guarantee that all text customizations will work as before.

Fixed an issue where audio might not be synchronized when recording games using the Xbox game bar.

Known problem [generic]

Microsoft is investigating reports that some internal testers' audio stopped working during a recent Beta channel build.

[tablet optimized taskbar]

The taskbar sometimes flashes when switching between desktop posture and tablet posture.

When switching between desktop posture and tablet posture, the taskbar transition to the touch-optimized version takes longer than expected.

When you use the gesture in the lower right corner to view the Quick Settings, the taskbar sometimes stays in the expanded state rather than going back to the collapsed state.

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