Microsoft has released Windows 11 Beta Build 22635.4660, which brings notable improvements to the upcoming 23H2 update. This build focuses on improving the user experience with new context menus. improve accessibility and reduce functionality.
Enhanced Context Menus in File Explorer
One of the new features in this build is context management in File Explorer. Previously, actions such as cut, copy, paste, rename, split, and delete were displayed only with symbols. This may not be clear to some users. The new structure adds text labels to these actions. Make it more accessible and user friendly. This change aims to simplify the file management process by providing clear and labeled options. Helps reduce user errors.
Improvements to the Magnifier Tool
Magnifier tool, which is useful for users who want to enlarge their screen. has been greatly improved In addition to the existing keyboard shortcut (CTRL + ALT + Minus) that switches between the current zoom level and 1X zoom, a new button has also been introduced. These buttons allow the user to easily adjust the zoom to fit the screen and return to the desired magnification size. These additions are designed to make the user interface dependent on the screen size.
Deprecation of Suggested Actions
Microsoft is making a change by disabling the feature. ‘Recommended Actions’ Previously, this feature provided insights when users copied phone numbers or future dates. With this suspension This method is therefore thwarted. This indicates a shift in focus on other applications that are better suited to user needs and perspectives.
Performance Enhancements and Bug Fixes
In addition to technical updates, Build 22635.4660 addresses performance and reliability issues, especially in File Explorer. Users can expect a stable and responsive experience when viewing and managing files. As a result, the overall system is efficient.
Availability and Installation
The build is currently available to Windows Insiders in the beta channel. As with all beta releases, users who want to test these new features can update their system via Windows Update. It’s a good idea to back up important data before installation to prevent data loss.
Looking Ahead
The changes in Build 22635.4660 reflect Microsoft’s commitment to simplifying Windows 11 based on user feedback. The addition of label context menu actions and an improved search tool reflect the focus on functionality and comprehensiveness. With the 23H2 update just around the corner. Users can expect additional changes that will improve the overall user experience.
In summary, Windows 11 Beta Build 22635.4660 brings back previous improvements that make navigation and searching easier. Users in the beta channel are encouraged to explore new features. these and give suggestions. This helps in the continuous development and improvement of Windows 11.