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Windows 11 build 22000.1163 brings the Task Manager to the taskbar

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Windows Insiders in Release Preview get multiple fixes for Windows 10 and 11

In addition to rolling out the first major feature drop for Windows 11 version 22H2, Microsoft released a couple of cumulative updates for Windows Insiders last night. One of them is for those still running the original release of Windows 11, and the other is for anyone still on Windows 10. Windows 11 users are getting Windows 11 build 22000.1163 (KB5018483), and it actually includes a new feature.

Microsoft is making the Task Manager more accessible, even if you don’t have the newer version of Windows 11. What that means is that when you right-click the taskbar, you’ll see Task Manager as an option so you can access it more quickly. This was also in the feature drop for Windows 11 version 22H2, but it seems to be rolling out gradually in both cases. You may not see it right away. Another notable change is that Microsoft is improving the performance of Windows search, so finding your files should be faster now.

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A screenshot showing the Task Manager option in the Windows 11 taskbar

Aside from this, the new build is all about fixes, and the list is fairly long. The fixes include an issue where games that run using Direct3D 9 may not work, as well as graphical glitches in games that still use this technology. There’s also a fix for a problem where an OS upgrade may stop responding and then fail. You can find the full list below.

Fixes in Windows 11 build 22000.1163

As for Windows 10 users – specifically those running Windows 10 version 21H2 – the update is build 19044.2192 (KB5018482). This build doesn’t bring any new features and focuses exclusively on fixes, many of which are the same as what Windows 11 is getting. That includes the fixes for Direct3D 9 games, for example. If you’re curious, you can find the full list below.

Fixes in Windows 10 build 19044.2192

If you’re in the Release Preview channel of the Windows Insider program, you can get the updates above by checking for updates in the Settings app, under Windows Update. Windows 11 users – and Windows 10 users with hardware that supports Windows 11 – will also likely see the option to upgrade the Windows version itself. You’ll need to select the cumulative update mentioned above if you just want the fixes.

Source: Microsoft


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