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Windows 11 Build 27818 (Canary) removes Suggested actions

Windows 11 Build 27818 is now available to Insiders in the Canary Channel. Changes include additional details for Pluton TPM chips in Windows Security app under Device Security, removed Suggested actions for copied phone numbers or dates, faster extraction of archived files in Explorer, and several fixes.

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Changes and improvements

General

This update includes a small number of improvements and fixes designed to improve the overall experience of the operating system.

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Windows Security

Changes to the Windows Security app have begun rolling out. It will now display additional information, such as the manufacturer and version of the Pluton TPM chip, if your PC has one. You can find this information under Device security > Security processor details.

Other

The "suggested actions" that appeared when copying a phone number or date from Windows 11 are no longer supported. The feature is disabled.

Fixes

General

Fixed a crash in d3d9.dll that was preventing certain apps from launching for some Insiders starting with Build 27802.

File Explorer

  • The performance of extracting archived files in Explorer has been improved. This will be especially noticeable when unpacking a large number of small files.
  • Fixed an issue where the Home page in File Explorer might not load correctly and display random floating "Name" text.

Taskbar and system tray

  • Fixed an issue where the corners of application thumbnails on the taskbar might be drawn with the wrong corner radius.
  • Fixed an issue where underlines under app icons on the taskbar might remain visible even if the app was closed.

Input

Fixed a crash in ctmon.exe that could affect the ability to enter text.

Settings

  • Fixed an issue where the error "The instruction at 0×00007FFEDEBDC003 referenced memory at 0×0000000000000010. The memory could not be 'read'" was displayed when launching the Settings app. This caused the app to stop responding. You might also receive a similar RuntimeBroker.exe error message when the crash occurs.
  • Fixed an issue for Japanese users where the name displayed at the top of Settings > Accounts was shown in the format "First Name Last Name" instead of the expected "Last Name First Name" format.

Graphics

  • Fixed an issue that could cause video playback to become slow when using multiple monitors after switching from Show on 2 only to Duplicate these displays.
  • Several fixes have been made to address an issue where the Settings app would crash when opening System > Display > Graphics.
  • Fixed a major issue where some games would fail to launch after a system update, displaying the message "DirectX function CreateComputePipelineState failed with E_INVALIDARG" or "StorePipeline failed with E_UNEXPECTED".

Administrator protection

  • Fixed an issue where Visual Studio Code would fail to install when admin protection was enabled.

Remote Desktop

    • Fixed an issue that could cause Remote Desktop to freeze when connecting.

Other

  • Fixed a major issue where some applications would fail to open with the error: "The application was unable to load a required virtual machine component."

Known issues

General

[Important note for Copilot+ devices] If you are upgrading to the Canary channel from the Dev, Release Preview, or Stable channels on a Copilot+ device, you will encounter an issue using your PIN or biometrics when attempting to sign in. You will see the error "Something went wrong, your PIN is not available" with the code 0xd0000225. To reset your PIN, click the "Set up PIN" button.

Taskbar:

[New] Working on a fix for an issue where taskbar icons don't expand as much as they should when using your PC in tablet mode.

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Author: Sergey Tkachenko

Sergey Tkachenko is a software developer who started Winaero back in 2011. On this blog, Sergey is writing about everything connected to Microsoft, Windows and popular software. Follow him on Telegram, Twitter, and YouTube.

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