Windows 11 Insider preview build 22483 rolls out to Dev Channel Insiders

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Insiders in the Dev Channel have a new build of Windows 11 to grab, though it doesn't have any new features.

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What you need to know

  • Microsoft just released Windows 11 Insider preview build 22483 to the Dev Channel.
  • The build includes general improvements and bug fixes.
  • Microsoft is also giving out a 7th anniversary badge to Windows Insiders.

Here's everything that's new in Windows 11 build 22483:

Changes and Improvements

  • We've added the ability to right-click on either "Recommended" or the "More" button in Start to refresh the items show there.

Fixes

[Search]

  • Fixed an issue that was causing Search to appear black and not display any content below the search box.

[Settings]

  • Searching for "display" will now return Display Settings.

[Other]

  • Trying to access the Linux entry for WSL in File Explorer's navigation pane should no longer pop up an error saying "wsl.localhost is unavailable, insufficient resources exist" on ARM64 PCs.
  • Fixed an issue that was causing cellular data to not work on certain devices in recent Dev Channel builds.
  • Addressed an issue with NTFS when the USN journal was enabled, where it was doing extra unnecessary action with each write, impacting I/O performance.
  • Made some small improvements to keyboard navigation and screen reader usage of Performance Monitor.
  • Webview2 processes should now be properly grouped with the application using it in Task Manager's Processes tab.
  • Fixed an issue that was causing the Publisher column in Task Manager to not retrieve publisher names.

The Windows Insider program is now seven years old. To celebrate, Microsoft will give out a 7th anniversary badge to Windows Insiders. The badge will appear in the Feedback Hub achievements section in the coming weeks.

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