Microsoft released KB5044384 (OS Builds 22100.2161 for Windows 11 24H2.
Gradual rollout
These
might not be available to all users because they will roll out gradually.
- [Settings] New! Tailored
Experiences is now Personalized offers in the out of box experience
(OOBE). You can find it on the Recommendations and offers page. Go
to Settings > Privacy & security.
Here, you can turn off the setting that sends data about your device to
enhance Windows.
- [Taskbar]
- New! The system tray shows a shortened
date and time. Also, the notification bell icon might not show if
you have set the toggle for “Do not disturb” to on. If the bell icon does
not show, click the date and time to view your messages in the
notification center. To go back to the long form of the date and time, go
to Settings > Date and Time. Then turn on
the toggle for “Show time and day in the system tray.” To show the bell
icon, go to Settings > System > Notifications.
Turn on the toggle for “Notifications.” You can also get to these
settings using the context menu. Just right click the system tray clock
or bell icon.
- Fixed:
When you choose "Automatically hide the taskbar," the search
box shows as an icon, not as a search box.
- [Start
menu] New! When you right-click apps that you have pinned
to the Start menu, jump lists will appear for apps that have jump lists.
- [Touchscreen] New! This update
adds a new section for touchscreen edge gestures. Go to Settings > Bluetooth
& Devices > Touch. There, you can choose if
you would like to turn off the left or right screen edge touch gesture.
- [Input
Method Editor (IME)] New! After you install this
update, the IME toolbar will hide when apps are in full screen mode. This
only occurs when the IME toolbar is active and you type Chinese or
Japanese characters.
- [File
Explorer]
- New! You can share content to an
Android device from the context menu in File Explorer and on the desktop.
To use this feature, you must install and configure Phone Link on your
PC.
- Fixed:
There might be more space than you expect between the items listed in the
left pane.
- Fixed:
The search box is cut off when the File Explorer window is small.
- [Dynamic
Lighting Settings page]
- New! Its page will show a placeholder
message when there is no compatible device attached to your computer.
Also, the Brightness and Effects controls will be off.
- New! This update adds the Forward, Backward,
Outward, and Inward direction options to the Wave effect. The Gradient
effect now has the Forward direction option.
- [Jump
lists] New! If
you hold Shift and CTRL and click a jump list item, this opens the item as
an admin.
- [Speech
in Windows] New!This update improves the speech-to-text
and text-to-speech features in Windows. You might get a message that asks
you to update your language files manually. You can get those files from
Microsoft Store. This change affects those of you who use Narrator, voice
access, live captions, live translations, and voice typing.
- [Display]
- Fixed:
App windows might collect in the corner of a monitor after your device
goes to sleep. This occurs when you use multiple monitors.
- Fixed: Mica material might not display correctly. This
occurs when you use a slideshow background.
- Fixed:
Some secondary displays might experience lag and screen tearing when a
window is in full screen.
- [Mouse] Fixed: When
you use the "Show location of pointer when I press the CTRL
key," the circles might be tiny on some displays.
- [Clipboard] Fixed:
Clipboard history (Windows logo key plus sign (+) V) might show no
content. This issue occurs even though it is on, and you have copied text
and images.
Normal rollout
See the KB article for improvements included.
Note: Due to the holiday schedule, there will be no December 2024 non-security preview update but there will be a monthly security update for December 2024.
Update: To get the update, go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update. The link to download and install the update can be found in the Optional updates available area. To get the standalone package for this update, go to the Microsoft Update Catalog website.
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