Microsoft has released Windows 11 Build 22631.5545 (KB5060826) for Insiders in the Release Preview channel. It applies to version 23H2. Key changes include improvements to default browser settings for EEA users, better handling of file associations, and a new content preview in the Share window. The update also brings fixes for issues related to auditing logs, domain password updates, Remote Desktop , SMB network access, and more. Other enhancements cover performance, Windows Hello, and Windows Search responsiveness.
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