Windows 11 Build 22000.588 is being made available to Windows Insider Program users. In this update we have quality improvements highlighting a change in the notification system.
In case you didn't know, Insider Program participants receive trial versions of Windows prior to the release of the stable version of the operating system to the general public. In this test update, the preview of the update that will arrive in the April 2022 update has been made available.
Now, with Windows 11 Build 22000.588, you can receive up to three high-priority notifications at the same time. This will make it easier in situations where the user receives the same notifications, such as alarms or calls. Another situation where the new feature can come in handy is when you have an alarm and reminder set for the same time.
In addition to the above three simultaneous notifications, Windows will still be able to display a regular notification. Now check below what were the bug fixes applied in this Windows 11 update.
Windows 11 gets improvements to run Android appsBug fixes in Windows 11 build 22000.588
In addition to the new simultaneous notifications feature, Windows 11 build 22000.588 brought several bug fixes that were affecting the functioning of the operating system. One of the bugs was causing UWP (Universal Windows Platform) apps to not open on Windows 11 startup. According to Microsoft, this bug caused the auto-launch feature for UWP apps to close.
Below are other fixes applied with the update to Windows 11 build 22000.588.
- Fixed a bug where SystemSettings.exe stopped working. Another issue was resolved where searchindexer.exe was unable to process requests correctly and blocks Outlook offline search feature.
- Fixed bug where Outlook search box does not give results for online files.
- Fixed an issue where Windows boot time may be longer than usual. This issue occurs when the UI thread bound to a network API stops responding if the device is using a 5G wireless wide area network.
- Fixed a bug causing a memory leak in the wmipicmp.dll module, causing high memory usage and system slowdowns.
