Windows 11 Beta Channel Build 22635.225: New Context Menu Option, New Dialog UI, and Fixes

Microsoft has rolled out Build 22635.225 for the Beta Channel, bringing several new features, improvements, and bug fixes. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

1. File Explorer Enhancements

  • Updated Design: The homepage now shows recent files, favorites, and shared files with a fresh, modern layout.
  • Send to My Phone: Users can now send files directly to their phone using the Phone Link app.

2. Task Manager Improvements

  • Performance Tab Labels: Disks are now labeled with types like NVMe or SATA.
  • Redesigned Pop-up: The “Disconnect User” prompt now aligns with Windows 11 design principles.

3. Copilot Key Configuration

  • Users with Copilot Plus PCs can now customize what the Copilot Key does. For example, you can set it to open apps like Notepad.

4. Bug Fixes

  • Emoji Panel: Fixed issues where the Emoji Panel wasn’t working.
  • Notepad Crash: Resolved a bug causing crashes when closing Notepad.
  • Task Manager: Fixed a freeze when switching between themes.

5. Known Issue

  • Start Menu Bug: Clicking letters in the All Apps list may cause the list to break. A temporary solution is restarting Explorer.exe.

These updates show Microsoft’s continuous efforts to refine Windows 11. If you’re in the Beta Channel, expect a smoother experience, with more features slowly rolling out.

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