Microsoft has made the Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22598 available to users of the Dev and Beta channels as part of a weekly event. There aren’t many notable changes in the most recent build. Even said, it undoubtedly contains a tonne of fixes to enhance users’ overall experiences prior to the inevitable release of the next significant Windows 11 update. Here are some specifics.
Windows 11 Insider Build 22598: What s New?
Microsoft is experimenting with making Windows Spotlight on the desktop the default option for fresh instals with the Windows 11 Insider Build 22598. By selecting the Learn about this picture shortcut on the desktop, you may receive a daily update of new wallpapers along with some background information on them.
Additionally, the business is experimenting with 4K backgrounds designed for 4K TVs in Windows Spotlight. These two are being tested on a small number of Insiders, and it will take time to reach everyone.
Additionally, this build includes fresh ISOs for Windows 11 installations. You can download these from this page. The Get Started app will also automatically launch after the Windows device is updated, enabling customers to quickly start using Windows 11. Several Insiders are also being used to test this feature.
A new tooltip on the volume button that indicates when someone is utilising spatial audio is another adjustment.
The Windows 22598 release includes various media player modifications for Dev Channel users. The artist page will now support two distinct views (grouped and grid), and visitors will be able to quickly switch between them. For albums, artists, videos, and playlists, new quick actions are available. New context menus and video enhancements to vary a video’s brightness and contrast are two further additions.
Additionally, there are a tonne of fixes incorporated; you can see them all by going to the official blog page. Additionally, please share your opinions about the newest Windows 11 release in the comments section below.
