Latest Windows 11 preview brings subtle changes to Alt+Tab UI

This release features improved Alt Tab UI and better Airpods support

The most notable change this week so far is the introduction of a new Alt Tab Interface, although this is just another A/B test, which means some testers may not have gotten this new UI yet.

This new, significantly improved user interface is a windowed version of the Alt Tab experience, currently full screen.

Microsoft officials stated that the new UI is nothing more than an experiment, which means it may not be released to the public, and Insiders’ feedback will be key in determining whether it will be released.

Another improvement worth mentioning is the addition of support for Wideband Voice when using Apple AirPods products (AirPods, AirPods Pro or AirPods Max), designed to improve audio quality for voice calls.

Also in build 22526, Credential Guard will now be enabled by default on enterprise-joined Windows 11 Enterprise (E3 and E5) licensed PCs.

Don’t forget, the tech giant is experimenting with indexing more file locations to make it faster to find important files in File Explorer using the search feature.

Fixes

[File Manager]

• Some work has been done to help resolve the following issue: If you are in File Explorer When you use search in File Explorer, explorer.exe crashes and it won't work the next time you try to search in File Explorer.

[Search]

• We’ve made another fix to help resolve an issue with recent search popups getting stuck on the screen ( Appears transparent except for borders).
• Improved the resolution of application icons displayed in search results when display scaling is set to greater than 100%.

【Spotlight Collection】

• If you are using the Spotlight collection, the current images should be migrated when upgrading (if you are upgrading The build version is Build 22523 or higher).

[Widgets]

• Fixed a problem where the widget board might not appear when hovering over an entry point on a secondary monitor Correct resolution issue.
• Resolved an issue where the widget board would be temporarily blank, showing only the "Add Widget" button (also opening as a blank dialog box).

[Other]

• Fixed the KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED bug check that remote desktop users encountered when trying to shut down or restart.
• The Microsoft Store should no longer display a message stating that trying to install the latest Web Media Extension update returned error code 0x80073CFB.
• Resolved a DWM crash that affected some Insiders on the last flight.

Some of the fixes mentioned here in the Insider Preview build from the active development branch may make their way into the servicing update for the released version of Windows 11, which will be fully released on October 5, 2021^Available. Known Issues

[General]

You may be unable to log in to some applications, such as Feedback Hub. Restarting your PC should resolve the issue.
• We are investigating reports that some insiders are seeing driver and firmware updates failing with error 0x8007012a in recent builds.

[Start]

In some cases, text may not be entered when using Search from Start or the taskbar. If you encounter this problem, press WIN R on your keyboard to launch the Run dialog box, and then close it.

[Taskbar]

The taskbar sometimes flashes when switching input methods.
• The network icon in the taskbar is sometimes missing when it should be there. If you encounter this, try restarting explorer.exe using Task Manager.
• If you have multiple monitors connected to your PC and right click on the date and time on the main monitor taskbar, it will crash explorer.exe

[Search]

After clicking the search icon on the taskbar, the search panel may not open. If this happens, restart the Windows Explorer process and open the search panel again.

[Settings]

When viewing the list of available Wi-Fi networks, the signal strength indicator did not reflect the correct signal strength.
• Settings may crash when going to System > Display > HDR.
• There is a blank entry under Bluetooth and Devices.
• We are fixing an issue affecting some Insiders that causes Settings to crash when trying to access the Installed Apps, Startup Apps, and Default Apps pages. If you are one of the affected people and need to uninstall the app, using winget should do the trick.

[Widgets]

Changing the taskbar alignment may cause widget buttons to disappear from the taskbar.
• When there are multiple monitors, widget content on the taskbar may become out of sync between monitors.
• When the taskbar is aligned to the left, temperature and other information will not be displayed. This will be fixed in a future update.

[Voice Access]

• Some text authoring commands, such as "Select That" or "Delete That," may not work as expected in Windows applications.
• Some punctuation marks and symbols (such as the @ symbol) are not recognized accurately

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