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App icons on secondary monitors should draw more reliably now instead of being blank.

Insiders have noticed we have added the ability to view installed apps under Settings > Apps > Installed apps by list, tiles, or grid.

WINDOWS 10 MISSING SLEEP OPTION WINDOWS

In case you missed it last week, just a reminder that Windows Sandbox now works on ARM64 PCs!.

WeвЂ™re splitting up вЂњApps & FeaturesвЂќ in Settings into two pages under Apps, вЂњInstalled AppsвЂќ, and вЂњAdvanced app settingsвЂќ.

This app is a feature-on-demand (FOD) and can be enabled by going to Settings > Apps > Optional features > Add an optional feature.

To improve consistency, weвЂ™re updating the name of the Connect app to now be вЂњWireless DisplayвЂќ.

WeвЂ™ve added support for Discovery of Designated Resolvers which allows Windows to discover encrypted DNS configuration from a DNS resolver known only by its IP address.

Right now, weвЂ™re testing this mechanism out with the new Your Microsoft account settings page first.

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For example, under Windows Update this would appear as вЂњOnline Service Experience Pack вЂ“ вЂќ with a version number. The difference between the two is that the Windows Feature Experience Packs can deliver broad improvements across multiple areas of Windows, whereas the Online Service Experience Packs are focused on delivering improvements for a specific experience such as the new Your Microsoft account settings page. These Online Service Experience Packs work in a similar way as the Windows Feature Experience Packs do, allowing us to make updates to Windows outside of major OS updates. Over time, we plan to improve the Your Microsoft account settings page based on your feedback from Feedback Hub via Online Service Experience Packs. The new Your Microsoft account settings page. We are beginning this rollout to a very small set of Insiders at first and then will ramp it up over time. Clicking this new entry point brings you to a new settings page that displays information related to your Microsoft account, including your subscriptions for Microsoft 365, links to order history, payment details, and Microsoft Rewards.В This allows you to access your Microsoft account directly within Settings in Windows 11. We are beginning to roll out a new entry point for вЂњYour Microsoft accountвЂќ under Settings > Account. WhatвЂ™s new in Build 22489 Your Microsoft account setting page To avoid hitting this expiration, please be sure to update to the latest Dev Channel build today. Previous Dev Channel builds from the RS_PRERELEASE branch will expire on.

FINAL Build Expiration Reminder: We have updated the build expiration for Dev Channel builds to be.

WeвЂ™ve added a known issue for the Windows Update settings page that will impact how you check for updates on this build.

We are releasing new SDK and NuGet packages for developers with this build вЂ“ details below.

We are expanding on the DNS over HTTPS feature in Windows 11 by adding support for Discovery of Designated Resolvers вЂ“ details below.

We are beginning the rollout with a small set of Windows Insiders so you may not see this page right away.

We are beginning to slowly rollout a new вЂњYour Microsoft accountвЂќ settings page that will give you quick access to information related to your Microsoft account directly within Settings in Windows 11.

Hello Windows Insiders, today we are releasing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22489 to the Dev Channel.

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