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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens, soft media Xinyou 2010825, Microsoft go, Mr_C_rM, Yuanzhe, EdgeOS, Dest1n, South China Daniel Wu for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com July 14, Microsoft today released a new preview version of Windows 11 to Release Preview Channel, with version numbers up to 22621.2066 (22H2) and 22000.2243.

This update mainly supports the GB18030-2022 GB font and brings some other details to fix.

According to CTOnews.com 's previous news, the GB18030-2022 "Information Technology Chinese coded character set" will be implemented on August 1 (standard number GB18030-2022), adding more than 17000 rare characters than the previous edition, which shows that Microsoft is very active in adapting to this aspect.

The specific update log is as follows: [version 22621.2066] this update will affect the handwriting software input panel (SIP), the handwriting engine and the handwriting embedded ink writing control. They now support GB18030-2022 conformance level 2 and 3 requirements.

This update resolves the problem in the Windows notification platform. This issue can affect the power consumption of the device.

This update affects the Windows push Notification Service (WNS). It makes the connection between the client and the WNS server more reliable.

This update addresses issues affecting mixed devices that have been added. If the user is not connected to the Internet, they cannot log in to the system. This occurs when the user uses Windows Hello for Business PIN or biometric credentials. This issue applies to cloud trust deployments.

This update affects the Windows Autopilot profile. The process of downloading Windows Autopilot policies is more flexible. This is helpful when the network connection may not be fully initialized. This update adds retry attempts when users try to download the Windows Autopilot configuration file.

This update addresses issues that affect event forwarding subscriptions. When you add an event channel to a subscription, it forwards unwanted events.

This update addresses issues affecting the Windows Management Specification (WMI) repository. This can lead to installation errors. This problem occurs when the device is not shut down correctly.

This update addresses issues affecting some CPU. The report of the secondary cache is inconsistent.

This update makes the brightness setting more accurate.

This update enhances the prompt for some letters in the Verdana Pro font family.

This update causes the printer driver to be uninstalled unexpectedly, which occurs when users print from multiple print queues to the same printer driver.

This update affects text editing controls in XAML. After the control becomes read-only, you cannot edit the control again. This occurs when users use the new Microsoft input method editor for Japanese, Chinese, and Korean.

This update causes the narrator to announce the change Product key label.

This update addresses issues affecting the Defender Firewall profile. It cannot automatically switch from a trusted LAN to a public network.

This update keeps the country and service provider setting assets (COSA) profiles up to date.

This update addresses issues that affect print jobs. An unexpected Internet print Protocol (IPP) mode switch may cause the print job to stop abruptly. This occurs when an independent hardware vendor (IHV) driver exists.

This update addresses issues affecting some wireless wide area network (WWAN) devices. After each reboot, a dialog box reappears. Even if the user chooses No, the system will require the user to switch to the embedded SIM card (eSIM).

This update addresses issues that affect some display and audio devices. When the system recovers from sleep, they are lost.

This update resolves deadlocks in Internet Protocol Security (IPsec). When servers are configured with IPsec rules, they stop responding. This issue affects both virtual and physical servers.

This update addresses issues affecting MPSSV services. These problems can cause the system to restart repeatedly. The stop error code is 0xEF.

This update affects the vulnerable driver Block list DriverSiPolicy.p7b of the Windows kernel. It adds drivers that face the risk of being attacked by their own vulnerable drivers (BYOVD).

This update addresses issues affecting Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC). This issue copies the unsigned WDAC policy to the Extensible firmware Interface (EFI) disk partition. This partition is reserved for signed policies.

This update addresses issues affecting WDAC. The disable: script Enforcement option may create unwanted audit events.

This update addresses issues affecting widgets. When the user does not want it, they unpin it from the taskbar.

This update addresses issues affecting the fastfat file system driver. Due to a race condition, the driver will stop responding.

This update addresses issues affecting I / O on the server message block (SMB). When a user uses the LZ77 + Huffman compression algorithm, it may cause a failure.

[version 22000.2243] this update affects the handwriting software input panel (SIP), the handwriting engine, and the handwriting embedded ink writing control. They now support GB18030-2022 conformance level 2 and 3 requirements.

This update addresses issues that may affect Win32 and generic Windows platform (UWP) applications. When the devices enter the new standby, they may turn off. The new standby is an extension of the standby power supply model. This problem occurs if some Bluetooth phone link features are turned on.

This update affects the Windows push Notification Service (WNS). It makes the connection between the client and the WNS server more reliable.

This update addresses issues affecting UI automation and caching mode.

This update addresses issues affecting the Windows notification platform. It cannot send notifications from the application to the user.

This update addresses issues affecting mixed devices that have been added. If users are not connected to the Internet, they cannot log in to them. This occurs when the user uses Windows Hello for Business PIN or biometric credentials. This issue applies to cloud trust deployments.

This update affects the Windows Autopilot profile. The process of downloading Windows Autopilot policies is more flexible. This is helpful when the network connection may not be fully initialized. This update adds retry attempts when users try to download the Windows Autopilot configuration file.

This update addresses issues affecting the Windows Management Specification (WMI) repository. This can lead to installation errors. This problem occurs when the device is not shut down correctly.

This update addresses issues affecting some CPU. The report of the secondary cache is inconsistent.

This update addresses issues that affect event forwarding subscriptions. When you add an event channel to a subscription, it forwards unwanted events.

This update enhances the prompt for some letters in the Verdana Pro font family.

This update causes the printer driver to be uninstalled unexpectedly, which occurs when users print from multiple print queues to the same printer driver.

This update addresses issues that may affect your computer when playing games. Timeout detection and recovery (TDR) errors may occur.

This update affects text editing controls in XAML. After the control becomes read-only, you cannot edit the control again. This occurs when users use the new Microsoft input method editor for Japanese, Chinese, and Korean.

This update causes the narrator to announce the change Product key label.

This update addresses issues affecting the Defender Firewall profile. It cannot automatically switch from a trusted LAN to a public network.

This update addresses issues affecting some virtual private networks (VPN). The VPN connection on some routers is unreliable.

This update keeps the country and service provider setting assets (COSA) profiles up to date.

This update addresses issues that affect some display and audio devices. When the system recovers from sleep, they are lost.

This update resolves deadlocks in Internet Protocol Security (IPsec). When you configure the server with IPsec rules, the server stops responding. This issue affects both virtual and physical servers.

This update addresses issues affecting MPSSV services. These problems can cause the system to restart repeatedly. The stop error code is 0xEF.

This update addresses issues affecting cluster shared volumes (CSV). CSV cannot go online. This occurs if the user has enabled BitLocker and the local CSV managed protector, and the system has recently rotated the BitLocker key.

This update resolves the issue that caused Windows to fail. This occurs when a user uses BitLocker on a storage medium with a large sector size.

This update affects the vulnerable driver Block list DriverSiPolicy.p7b of the Windows kernel.

Added a driver that faces the risk of being attacked by its own vulnerable driver (BYOVD).

This update addresses issues affecting the fastfat file system driver. Due to a race condition, the driver will stop responding.

This update addresses issues affecting refsutil.exe. Options such as rescue and leakage do not work on elastic file system (ReFS) volumes.

This update addresses issues affecting I / O on the server message block (SMB). When a user uses the LZ77 + Huffman compression algorithm, it may cause a failure.

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