While Microsoft has already launched Windows 11 version 24H2, the 23H2 version continues to receive updates. The latest Windows Insider Beta build (22635.5097) brings performance improvements, bug fixes, and accessibility enhancements for users who haven’t upgraded yet.
What’s New in Build 22635.5097?
General Improvements
- This update includes minor refinements and bug fixes to enhance the overall user experience.
File Explorer Fixes & Accessibility Upgrades
- Better Text Scaling: Expanded text scaling support in warning/error messages via Settings > Accessibility > Text Size.
- Bug Fixes:
- Fixed an issue where search indexing crashes could also freeze File Explorer.
- Resolved a bug causing file and folder dates to appear blank.
- Improved File Explorer startup reliability.
Taskbar Fixes
- Fixed an issue where Win + T and arrow key navigation in the taskbar moved in the wrong direction when using Hebrew or Arabic display languages.
Input & Login Fixes
- Voice typing now works correctly from the touch keyboard when using the Simplified Chinese layout.
- The web login icon has been adjusted to align properly with other icons on the login screen.
Windows Sandbox Fix
- Fixed a bug preventing Windows Sandbox from starting in recent beta builds (error 0x80072746).
Known Issues in Build 22635.5097
- Start Menu Icon Delay: Sometimes, app icons take longer to appear after installing a new application.
- Flickering Context Menu: Right-clicking an app in the Start Menu may briefly flash the “Home Settings” menu before showing the correct app context menu.
This update keeps Windows 11 (23H2) users running smoothly while Microsoft continues to refine version 24H2 for future rollouts.
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