Note The build expiration for Dev Channel builds starting with Build 22468 to be 9/15/2022 continues. Previous Dev Channel builds from the RS_PRERELEASE branch will expire on 10/31/2021.
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.
"UPDATE 10/22: We are starting to roll out Cumulative Update Build 22483.1011 (KB5007484). This update does not include anything new and is designed to test our servicing pipeline for builds in the Dev Channel."
Tooltips should no longer appear in random places on the Taskbar after sliding your mouse over volume, battery, network, or other icons in the Taskbar corner.
Addressed an underlying issue that was leading to come unexpected duplication of certain icons in the Taskbar corner.
[File Explorer]
Addressed an issue that was causing the context menu to crash for some people if you tried to scroll it.
Did some work to help address an issue where in certain areas of the screen the context menu submenus would draw on top of the context menu instead of beside it (for example, if you hovered over New).
The context menu icons should be less blurry on systems with multiple monitors with mixed DPI now.
Addressed an issue that could cause selecting Open With in the context menu to unexpectedly just open the file in certain cases rather than actually opening the Open With dialog.
Renaming files on the desktop is back up and running in this flight.
Made another adjustment to the command bar underlying logic to help improve performance of command actions in File Explorer.
[Search]
Fixed a recent issue that was causing the indexer database to become too fragmented, leading to the indexer unexpectedly consuming a large amount of memory and CPU for a prolonged period of time. This was particularly noticeable for people that have large Outlook mailboxes.
[Input]
Mitigated an issue that was causing certain apps to hang when trying to drag something with the Shift or Ctrl key held down.
Fixed an issue that was causing the touch keyboard to not appear on tablets when tapping the text field if you were to try to reset your PIN from the login screen.
Improved reliability of the Pen menu.
[Windowing]
Fixed a few explorer.exe crashes related to using windowing features (snap, ALT + Tab, and Desktops).
If you open Task View on a system with multiple monitors, the background should now be acrylic on both monitors.
Addressed a couple UI issues with the window thumbnails in Task View and ALT + Tab, notably that the close button might get cut off if the app window was too thin.
[Settings]
Addressed an issue where Facial Recognition (Windows Hello) might be unexpectedly greyed out in Sign-in Settings in certain cases until closing and opening Settings.
Fixed an issue where Storage Sense wasn’t cleaning up C:\Windows\SystemTemp.
Standard users (aka non-admins) should now be able to change the time zone in Settings if Location access is not granted, rather than the dropdown going blank.
[Other]
Fixed an issue causing links to Windows Update, Recovery and For developers to show under the main Windows Update Settings page.
Fixed a bug where images had a yellow tonality in Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Lightroom Classic when in HDR mode.
Mitigated an issue related to DHCP that was causing unexpected power usage while the screen was off in recent builds for some Insiders.
Did some work to help address an issue where Service Host: WinHTTP Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Service would unexpectedly utilize a lot of CPU.
Fixed an issue that could cause some devices to have a black screen when coming out of sleep (where the lock screen wouldn’t display).
Addressed an underlying issue that was causing some users with ARM64 PCs to experience an increase in Microsoft Teams crashes in the last few Dev Channel builds.
We have increased the padding for selected items as seen by clicking Show More Options in the File Explorer context menu, or the menu options in Task Manager.
WSL: Fixed error 0x8007010b when accessing Linux distributions via `\\wsl.localhost` or `\\wsl$` (Issue #6995).
Also note a new ISO with this build for Windows Insiders is available at msft.it/6017knzR5.
[Input]
Clipboard history should be back up and running properly once you’re on this build.
Clicking gifs in the emoji panel will now actually insert them into supporting apps, unlike in the previous build.
Updated the backend dictionaries for several languages – the touch keyboard’s text suggestions and autocorrect should be more accurate now.
If you change your accent color the accents in the emoji panel should follow suit now, instead of getting stuck with the old color.
Fixed an IME crash that was happening sometimes for people who had chosen to use the previous version of the Pinyin IME.
Mitigated an explorer.exe crash that was happening sometimes recently related to touch keyboard usage.
[Windowing]
Made another fix to address an issue where explorer.exe would crash if you pressed ALT + F4 while ALT + Tab was open.
[Settings]
Fixed a Settings crash that could happen when trying to check remote sound properties while accessing a PC over Remote Desktop.
[Other]
Fixed an issue that was causing some clipping / unexpected zoom when going through OOBE on some ultrawide monitors.
The apostrophe in the error message when your fingerprint isn’t recognized on the login screen should display correctly now.
When taking a screenshot of a UWP app by pressing the New button in Snipping Tool, Snipping Tool should come into the foreground once the snip is done.
Fixed an issue that was causing some Insider PCs to bugcheck when coming out of sleep recently, with an error message saying “SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED”.
Fixed a deadlock that could happen related to MediaPlaybackCommandManager, resulting in certain apps not being able to play media sometimes.
Addressed an issue that was causing reports in Reliability Monitor to unexpectedly be blank with just an empty rectangle when going to see more info.
Did some work to help address an issue resulting in certain games having some lag that was only noticeable when the window was in focus. As a reminder if needed, please refer to the following documentation for filing actionable game perf feedback.
NOTE: Some fixes noted here in Insider Preview builds from the active development branch may make their way into the servicing updates for the released version of Windows 11 that became generally available on October 5th.
UPDATE 11/12: We are starting to roll out Cumulative Update Build 22499.1010 (KB5008400). This update does not include anything new and is designed to test our servicing pipeline for builds in the Dev Channel.
UPDATE 11/19: We are starting to roll out Cumulative Update Build 22504.1010 (KB5008697). This update does not include anything new and is designed to test our servicing pipeline for builds in the Dev Channel.
This build includes a set of improvements that make browsing the web in Microsoft Edge with Narrator easier. It also includes new layout options for Start, clock and date that will now show on secondary monitors, and Settings changes. See the blog post for details.
Fixes:
[Taskbar]
The Start, Search, Task View, Widgets, and Chat icons in the Taskbar should no longer be unexpectedly large when the system scaling is set to 125%.
Pressing the Windows key plus (the number corresponding to an app icon’s position in the Taskbar) should cycle now through the app’s windows if you repeatedly press the number instead of stopping at the last window.
When Narrator focus is set to the Task View button and the Desktops flyout appears, Narrator will now let you know information about the Desktops.
Fixed an explorer.exe crash some Insiders were experiencing in recent flights related to updating badges in the Taskbar.
[Input]
Handwriting should be working again now when the language is set to Chinese.
Mitigated an issue related to the mouse that was causing some Insiders to experience a bugcheck during hibernation sometimes in recent flights (making it appear as if the computer had rebooted).
Updated the Chinese Simplified IME candidates to be center aligned with the candidate window height has been customized.
Fixed touch keyboard invocation in PowerShell so it should work now.
[Windowing]
Hovering your mouse back and forth between different desktops in Task View will no longer result in the displayed thumbnails and content area unexpectedly shrinking.
CompactOverlay should be working again in this build (aka the option that some apps use to create a small always on top window).
Fixed a race condition that was causing explorer.exe to crash sometimes when closing a snap group of 3 or more windows in Task View.
Removed the unexpected tilt animation when clicking down on a corner of the New Desktop button.
Made a tweak to address an underlying issue that was causing the context menu to animation down to the mouse instead of away from the mouse when right clicking a Desktop in Task View.
Fixed a high hitting DWM crash in recent flights.
[Settings]
Fixed some overlapping text for certain languages on the Installed Apps page in Settings.
Clicking the Uninstall button when using the Installed Apps page in grid view will now show a confirmation dialog.
Changed the new ms-settings:installed-apps URI to now be ms-settings:appsfeatures, to address scenarios where existing links expect the latter to lead to the list of installed apps, for example, when selecting the App Settings option after right clicking a UWP app in Start.
[Other]
Fixed an issue that was causing some Insiders to see error 0x8007001f when trying to upgrade to recent Dev Channel builds.
Fixed an issue where some PCs are unable to install new builds, or other updates with an error code 0x80070002.
Fixed an issue causing some devices to roll back with error code 0xc1900101-0x4001c when installing new builds.
Did some work to help address an issue leading to the Wi-Fi connection getting lost after resuming from sleep.
"UPDATE 12/3: We are starting to roll out Cumulative Update Build 22509.1011 (KB5008918). This update does not include anything new and is designed to test our servicing pipeline for builds in the Dev Channel."
A completely updated UI that aligns with the new visual design of Windows 11, including rounded corners, Mica, and more.
Dark mode: By default, Notepad will adapt to your system theme preferences, but you can change this option yourself in the brand-new settings page which is the new home for font options as well.
A redesigned find and replace as well as support for multi-level undo
This build will not be offered to ARM64 PCs due to an issue that causes these devices to rollback when attempting to update to this build. We’re working on a fix.
See the blog post for the description of the new features.
Fixes
[Taskbar]
Fixed an explorer.exe crash related to having websites pinned to the Taskbar.
[Search]
Did some work to help address an issue where an invisible window frame for the recent searches flyout could end up stuck on the screen, consuming input in that area.
When you’re hovering over items in the recent searches flyout, truncated text in the flyout (for example, when using the accessibility setting to make text larger) will now have a tooltip so you can see the full text.
Improved visibility of the text in the recent searches flyout if a contrast mode was enabled.
The recent searches flyout now has an accessible name when a screen reader sets focus to it, instead of just saying button.
Fixed an issue which was causing the search icon in the recent searches icon to become a garbage character for people using the Chinese display language.
Fixed a high hitting Search crash.
Did some work to help reduce the likelihood of keystrokes getting dropped if you start your search by pressing the Windows key and start typing.
If you use Search to run commands, the “Run as administrator” and “Open file location” options should be visible again for you to select on the side of the search window. In addition, CTRL + Shift + Enter should work again now for commands.
[File Explorer]
Mitigated an issue that could lead to not being able to add network drives as a source in Media Player.
Fixed an issue that could lead to seeing an unexpected blank icon after compressing a file, instead of the one corresponding to your default app for handling that file type.
Right clicking on a folder and then quickly closing and reopening the File Explorer window should no longer lead to an explorer.exe crash when the “run as a separate process” option is enabled.
Removed some unexpected characters in the dialog when moving user account folders to another location.
If you right click on files like .htm in File Explorer, the icon next to Microsoft Edge Canary, Beta or Dev should now display correctly (if installed) under Open With, instead of showing a generic icon.
Addressed an issue that could lead to icons for app entries (like Windows Terminal) in the context menu going missing / being invisible sometimes.
Improved the consistency of the background color of the command bar and menu dropdowns when a contrast mode was enabled.
Made some more little improvements to help with File Explorer folder navigation performance.
[Input]
If you’ve pressed WIN + Period and have navigated to the emoji or gifs section with a search term, when you go back to the main page, we will now clear out the search query so you can start fresh.
The IME candidate window should now appear more reliably when typing into Search immediately after booting your PC.
Fixed an issue where u-mode/v-mode/name-mode wasn’t not showing candidates when typing with the Simplified Chinese IME.
Fixed an issue where the Japanese IME was unexpectedly displaying candidates in horizontal mode instead of vertical mode.
Fixed an issue where the IME toolbar might randomly show on the lock screen.
Addressed an issue where the keyboard focus wouldn’t always be in the right place after pressing WIN + Period, depending on where you’d left focus the last time the window was used.
When personalizing your family emoji in the emoji panel, the UI should no longer unexpectedly dismiss when you click the white space.
Clicking on your personalized family emoji in the most recently used list in the emoji panel should no longer unexpectedly invoke the customization UI.
If you try to start voice typing (WIN + H) without setting focus to a text box first, the popup suggesting you move focus should work again now.
[Windowing]
Fixed issue where snap group thumbnails weren’t updating in real time in Task View after you moved a group window to a different Desktop.
[Settings]
Fixed an issue that was causing Settings to crash when going to open options for added languages for some Insiders.
Fixed a few issues on the Text Input page under Personalization, including:
The preview image for your current set up should be showing now.
Added a few keywords to help search for this page.
Improved read out of the page for screen reader users.
Searching for the word widgets should return to the corresponding Settings page with that toggle now.
[Other]
Mitigated an issue believed to be causing Insiders with certain devices to be experiencing bug checks with the error SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION in recent flights.
Fixed an issue where users updating from Builds 22000.xxx, or earlier, to newer Dev Channel builds using the latest Dev Channel ISO would receive the following warning message: The build you are trying to install is Flight Signed. To continue installing, enable flight signing.
Removed some excess padding on the left of the boot logo, which was causing it to look off-center compared to the progress wheel.
Addressed an issue where UAC was unexpectedly showing “Unknown program” when trying to elevate certain programs, despite them having proper names.
Fixed an issue leading to Narrator unexpectedly saying “No item in view” sometimes when tabbing to win32 text boxes.
Fixed a crash that was leading to login issues in OOBE (if you were to reset your PC), and well as issues resetting your PIN from the lock screen in the last 2 flights.
Fixed an issue leading to acrylic unexpectedly not working in certain places in the preview flight.
Mitigated an issue leading to some people unexpectedly seeing “Something went wrong” when trying to click the “stop recording” button when recording a message in Voice Recorder.
UPDATE 12/10: We are starting to roll out Cumulative Update Build 22518.1012 (KB5009380). This update does not include anything new and is designed to test our servicing pipeline for builds in the Dev Channel.
We are providing ISOs for this build which can be downloaded here.
This will be our final flight for the holidays. See you in 2022!
Fixes
[Taskbar]
Fixed an issue related to text input initialization that could lead to the shell (for example, Start menu and search) becoming non-responsive on ARM64 PCs.
The battery icon tooltip should no longer unexpectedly show a percent above 100.
App icons should no longer overlap the date & time on secondary monitors when there are a lot of open apps.
[File Explorer]
Did some work to address an issue that was leading to losing keyboard focus sometimes after pressing Enter when using F2 to rename OneDrive files.
[Spotlight collection]
After enabling spotlight collection, your first image (after Whitehaven Beach) should arrive a little faster now.
Added icons to the spotlight collection context menu entries.
[Input]
Improved reliability of invoking voice typing.
Fixed an issue where the border of our text input experiences (voice typing, emoji panel, etc) wasn’t drawing correctly when a contrast theme was enabled.
Mitigated an intermittent crash with the pen menu process if it was launched and then immediately closed before the launch happened.
[Widgets]
We fixed the issue causing links to not open properly when opening the widgets board using hover.
[Settings]
Settings content should no longer get truncated off the side of the window when making the Settings window small.
Settings should no longer sporadically crash when opening comboboxes, which was impacting certain settings such as the ability to set custom click actions for the pen.
Addressed an issue where the “Add a device” option in Bluetooth & Devices was silently crashing when trying to connect new Bluetooth devices.
Added a number of keywords to make the Voice Access feature appear in settings search results.
[Other]
Fixed an issue that was causing ARM64 PCs to experience bug checks citing a memory management error in the previous flight.
Fixed an issue that was causing DWM to crash (causing the screen to flash repeatedly) when trying to use certain apps.
Mitigated an issue leading to certain apps hanging when Narrator was running.
Added some missing information when examining the details in the properties of narratorquickstart.exe.
Addressed an issue where Narrator would not respond to UIA events such as notifications, live regions or text events.
We’re experimenting with showing ALT + TAB as windowed instead of full screen for some Insiders.
We have added support for wideband speech when using Apple AirPods products (AirPods, AirPods Pro, or AirPods Max), improving audio quality for voice calls.
We are experimenting with indexing more file locations so that using search to find important files in Files Explorer is quicker.
Fixes
[File Explorer]
Did some work to help address an issue where if you’d used search in File Explorer, and then explorer.exe crashed, the next time you tried to search in File Explorer it wouldn’t work.
[Search]
We’ve made another fix to help address the recent searches flyout getting stuck on the screen (appearing transparent except the border).
Improved the resolution of app icons displayed in search results when the display scaling was set to greater than 100%.
[Spotlight collection]
If you’re using spotlight collection, the current image should migrate on upgrade now (if the build you’re upgrading from is Build 22523 or higher).
[Widgets]
Fixed an issue result in the Widgets board potentially not having the correct resolution when hovering over the entry point on a secondary monitor.
Addressed an issue where the Widgets board would temporarily be blank, showing only an Add Widgets button (which also opened to a blank dialog).
[Other]
Fixed a bugcheck with KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED remote desktop users were encountering when attempting to shutdown or restart.
Microsoft Store should no longer show a message that trying to install the latest Web Media Extension update is returning error code 0x80073CFB.
Addressed a DWM crash impacting some Insiders on the previous flight.
NOTE: Some fixes noted here in Insider Preview builds from the active development branch may make their way into the servicing updates for the released version of Windows 11 that became generally available on October 5th, 2021.
Note: The rollout of the updated entry point for Widgets with weather on the taskbar.
Changes and Improvements
We have updated the flyout design for the hardware indicators for brightness, volume, camera privacy, camera on/off and airplane mode, to align with Windows 11 design principles. These new flyouts will appear when you press the volume or brightness keys on your laptop and will honor light/dark mode to give you a more coherent Windows experience. Brightness and volume indicators continue to be interactive with the update.
Fixes
[General]
Fixed an issue where Insiders may have seen error 0x8007012a during a driver or firmware update.
Addressed an issue causing Insiders to be unable to sign-in to certain apps sometimes, such as Feedback Hub.
Fixed the text in the exploit protection description in the Windows Security app so it just refers to Windows and not Windows 10.
Fixed an issue resulting in not being able to import photos from certain cameras and mobile phones into the Photos app (it would just loop forever saying 0 items found so far).
Launching Windows Sandbox, closing it, and then launch it again, should no longer lead to having two Windows Sandbox icons in the Taskbar (one of which is non-functional).
[Taskbar]
The Wi-Fi icon should appear more reliably in the Taskbar now.
If you have multiple monitors connected to your PC and right-click on the date and time on the taskbar on your primary monitor, explorer.exe will no longer crash.
Holding CTRL and hovering your mouse over the Task View icon in the taskbar should no longer make explorer.exe crash.
[Settings]
Mitigated an underlying issue related to the use of mica in Settings which was impacting overall reliability of the Settings app in recent flights.
Fixed an issue impacting some Insiders which was resulting in Settings crashing when trying to access the Installed Apps, Startup Apps, and Default Apps pages.
Mitigated an issue that was making the Wheel page in Settings crash when adding an action for an app.
You should no longer hear a crackle if playing audio and repeatedly clicking the volume slider in Quick Settings to change the volume.
[Windowing]
If you hover your mouse over a truncated window title in ALT + Tab or Task View a tooltip showing the full window name will now appear.
[Input]
Improved how the text color and buttons look with theming applied on candidate window, emoji panel and clipboard (before this, some buttons/text was hard to see with certain custom background colors).
The voice typing launcher should no longer unexpectedly reappear after clicking the microphone icon to invoke voice typing.
For Insiders with the updated input switcher experience, accessibility tools like Magnifier and Narrator should work better with it now.
NOTE: Some fixes noted here in Insider Preview builds from the active development branch may make their way into the servicing updates for the released version of Windows 11 that became generally available on October 5th, 2021.
See the blog post for information about some updates to the voice features included in the Build.
Changes and Improvements
The updated entry point for Widgets with weather on the taskbar first introduced with Build 22518 should now be available to all Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel.
In ALT + TAB, Task view, and Snap assist, the focus rectangle that shows what is selected will now use your chosen accent color on your PC.
Our updated IMEs and touch keyboard designs will now show on the Lock screen and where you enter your account information such as username and password. This change is currently rolling out to a subset of Windows Insiders at first and we’ll expand over time based on feedback.
We are beginning to roll out the ability for voice typing to download Speech Packs from the Microsoft Store for device-based speech recognition that provides a better performance of transcription.
We’re experimenting with improving the discoverability of certain input features in various areas across the OS.
For those who need it, you can access ncpa.cpl directly again.
We have added HTTPS boot for Hyper-V Generation 2 VMs. The feature is enabled by default.
For PCs that support it, display calibration is now directly available under Settings > Display > HDR instead of having to open a separate Settings page.
Fixes
[General]
Pressing the hardware buttons for volume up/down should no longer cause explorer.exe to crash for some Insiders.
We believe that the issue causing some Insiders to see text in Settings and other places mixed up in the previous flight should no longer repro in this build.
Fixed an issue that was causing Narrator to crash in text boxes when using scan mode.
Mitigated an issue where for some PCs, after resuming from sleep or hibernate, video playback would resume instantly but the audio could take 10 seconds to start playing.
[File Explorer]
Folders named Advanced should no longer unexpectedly open the Advanced Sharing Settings page in Settings.
[Search]
We’ve done some work to address an issue wherein typing when using Search from Start or after clicking the Search icon Taskbar would not actually start a Search, as no text was input. If you continue to experience this issue after upgrading, please file a new piece of feedback under Desktop Environment > Search in Feedback Hub.
[Taskbar]
Taskbar’s date and time in the long format should no longer cut off on secondary monitors.
[Settings]
There should no longer be a random blank entry under Bluetooth & Devices.
Fixed an issue where Narrator was reading the Resume updates button as “Check for updates” in the Windows Update page.
Settings should no longer crash when going to System > Display > HDR.
Fixed an issue believed to be the root cause of Settings crashing sometimes when using the clear location history option.
Mitigated an issue that was causing Settings to crash for some Insiders when viewing the properties of a Wi-Fi network.
The “private” and “public” controls in network properties should no longer flicker for people with dual network cards.
If you search for “network reset” the Settings page for doing that will now appear in the search results.
When viewing the list of available Wi-Fi networks in Quick Settings, the signal strength indicators should now reflect the correct signal strength instead of all showing full strength.
[Input]
Removed the “try out your setup” box from Personalization > Text Input > Custom Theme, since it didn’t work.
The customized text color from Settings > Personalization > Text input > Custom theme” should actually apply to the text in the candidate window / clipboard history/ emoji panel now.
Mitigated an issue which was impacting the performance for Insiders with the new input switcher when rapidly switching input back and forth.
Tapping the search box in the expressive input area of the touch keyboard should no longer cause the touch keyboard to immediately dismiss the first time you do it after switching input language.
Fixed an unexpected 1-pixel gap between the side of the touch keyboard and edge of the screen when docked.
Adding missing inverted interrobang (⸘) to the general punctuation section of WIN + Period.
[Windowing]
For those using the custom mode in Settings > Personalization > Colors, the background of ALT + Tab, Task View, and Snap Assist should now follow the default Windows mode for light or dark and not the default app mode.
Dragging and dropping windows in Task View while using an Arabic or Hebrew display language should drag in the correct direction again now.
Explorer.exe shouldn’t crash now when closing snap groups which include 3 or 4 apps.
[Widgets]
We fixed the issue where if you changed the taskbar alignment, it would cause the Widgets button to disappear from taskbar.
Widgets content on taskbar should not get out of sync between monitors when multiple monitors are connecting to your PC.
[Voice access]
Fixed an issue where recently removed microphone shows up as the selected microphone.
An issue was addressed to ensure the microphone state changes are announced for screen reader users.
Fixed an issue to ensure microphone names are read out for screen reader users on the microphone selection page while setting up voice access for the first time.
Fixed an issue to ensure microphone labels communicate the current microphone state for screen reader users.
Fixed an issue where duplicate number labels were showing up on Microsoft Edge home page with the command “show numbers”.
Fixed an issue where the command “lowercase previous character” was not working as expected.
Fixed an issue where voice access would give an incorrect message to say “voice access wake up” even when no microphone is connected.
Fixed an issue where the command “switch to Edge” was not prompting for input when two Microsoft Edge windows are open with one of them maximized.
Fixed an issue where the command “go to font” didn’t give expected results in Microsoft Word.
Addressed an issue where the command “voice access wake up” was not activating voice access microphone when you speak continuously without any pauses.
Addressed an issue where dictation was not working as expected on the desktop and File Explorer.
Addressed an issue where the command “show numbers” was not showing number labels on the window in focus.
[Task Manager]
Fixed an issue that was impacting Task Manager reliability.
Update App History tab column name in Task Manager from “Tile updates” to “Notifications”.
