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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens, SoftMedia Xinyou 2010825, Zheng Shuze, Dest1n, pick-up Star, EdgeOS for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, April 1, Microsoft today released a cumulative update of KB5022910 for Win11 to Windows Insider project members of Beta Channel, with the upgraded version numbers Build 22621.1537 and Build 22624.1537.

In its official update log released today, Microsoft re-emphasized the difference between the two versions:

Win11 Build 22624.1537: new features / features enabled by default

Win11 Build 22621.1537: new features / features are disabled by default

The update of the preview version is attached to CTOnews.com as follows:

Introduce keyboard shortcuts to the file manager right-click menu users right-click in the file manager, in the pop-up XAML menu, you can see the new keyboard shortcut.

Each access key corresponds to a letter in the display name. After the user right-clicks a file, in the right-click menu that pops up, press the menu key on the keyboard (encyclopedia introduction). You can quickly perform the tasks in the right-click menu by pressing the corresponding letter button.

Creating kernel real-time dumps (live kernel memory dumps) in the task manager Microsoft introduced a new feature for developers in the task manager to help collect kernel real-time dumps. This complements the existing "memory dump" of user-mode processes. The goal of the kernel real-time dump is to collect data to eliminate exceptions, but to allow the operating system to continue to run.

Developers can access the details page in the task manager, right-click the System process, and select create kernel real-time dump (Create live kernel memory dump file) from the menu to collect the complete real-time kernel dump.

The dump will be written to the fixed location:

% LocalAppData%\ Microsoft\ Windows\ TaskManager\ LiveKernelDumps users you can also go to the Task Manager Settings page to view / edit the settings for real-time kernel memory dumps.

Enabling content Adaptive Luminance Control (CABC) and content Adaptive Luminance Control (CABC) on plug-in devices such as desktop PC is already a familiar feature for users. After the Win11 system enables this function, it can dynamically adjust the brightness of the display area according to the content being displayed, balance low power consumption and visual experience, and extend the battery life.

You can adjust this feature by "brightness and Color" under "Settings" > "system" > "screen", with three options: off, always, and "use battery only". For battery-powered devices such as laptops and two-in-one devices, the default setting is "use batteries only". On desktops, this is off by default.

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