Microsoft Releases Update KB5023011 For Windows 11 Insider Beta

As per Microsoft’s weekly schedule, last night, more precisely, Microsoft released a new update for Windows Insider Dev and Beta Channel users, while the Dev Channel received Build 25309users registered on the Beta Channel will get an update (KB5023011) which will change the OS Build to 22621.1391 And 22624.1391.

And yes, if you notice now the Build number for the new feature that you have to activate via ViveTool has changed, where previously the number was 22623 and now it has become 22624, this is because Build 22623 was an option yesterday off ramp or the last option for Beta users who want to switch from Insider Beta to Channel Stable, then as a separator and update from Channel Insider Beta, Microsoft is now changing its Build number.

Also Read: Insider Beta Users Can Now Move To Stable

So what’s new in this build? While not much is presented, except for Voice Access being improved, which is part of help page now has a new look that is more fresh.

And apart from that, users can also set the language via the Voice Access bar.

And the same for Dev Channel users, English Dialects is now expanded with the presence of Dialects English -UK, English – India, English – New Zealand, English – Canada, English – Australia.

Meanwhile, for those of you who are curious about the changelog of this build, unfortunately not much has been presented by Microsoft, other than that Microsoft noted that this update improves the reliability of Windows 11 and also fixes problems that were present in the previous build, including bugs in the Notifications Center, Quick Settings , and the Taskbar Jump List which was previously reported to be problematic.

Then for the known issues themselves, Microsoft noted that redesigned in-app help page in Voice Access may not cover all and commands additional information that may be inaccurate, however they plan to update it in a future build.

So keep in mind that until March 8, 2023, you Windows Insider Beta users can leave the Beta Channel and return to using the Stable Channel without changing the Build, you just have to go to the page Settings > Windows Update > Windows Insider Program > Then click “Stop getting preview builds” just.

But for those of you who still want to stay on Build Insider Beta, you can just get the update (KB5023011) which is now available on the Windows Update page.

via: Microsoft