Windows 11 build 22000.526 brings weather to the taskbar for Beta and Release Preview Insiders

Microsoft has released Windows 11 build 22000.526 in the Beta and Release Preview channels of the Windows Insider Program. The update adds features that Microsoft announced for Windows 11 last month, such as a new Widgets button on the taskbar and Teams integration.

As for widgets, the new button means you can now check the current weather for your location directly on the taskbar, similar to the News and Interests feature added to WIndows 10 last year. If your taskbar is centered, the widget button will now be in the left corner, displaying weather information via icon and text. Additionally, the widget panel will automatically open if you hover over the button and close when you stop hovering. If you've aligned the taskbar to the left, the button will remain in the same position and display your current weather as an icon, but without text.

As for Teams integration, Windows 11 build 22000.526 means you'll be able to quickly share a window from a Teams meeting right from the taskbar. This option will be visible when you hover over the corresponding application's icon on the taskbar. Additionally, this release includes a new mute icon on the taskbar that allows you to mute your microphone in a Teams meeting even without a Teams window open. Both features are only available in the business/school version of Teams and not the version built into Windows 11.

In addition to this, Windows 11 build 22000.629 comes with a series of common fixes and improvements designed to enhance your overall experience. Fixes for Internet Explorer mode in Microsoft Edge, Remote Desktop, and more are included here. The list is quite long, so you can find it below.

What’s new in Windows 11 Build 22000.526

• We fixed an issue that occurs when Windows Server 2016 runs as a terminal server using certain cloud virtual desktop infrastructures (VDI). As a result, the server randomly stops responding after running for a while. This also resolves a regression that proactively checks to ensure CSharedLock in rpcss.exe is set correctly to avoid deadlocks.
• We fixed an issue that could cause the time zone list in Settings to appear blank for non-admin users.
• We fixed an issue that affected the Windows Search service and occurred when you used the proximity operator for queries.
• We fixed an issue that prevented startup impact values ​​from being displayed in Task Manager.
• We fixed an issue that prevented ShellWindows() from returning an InternetExplorer object when iexplore.exe was run in the context of Microsoft Edge Internet Explorer mode .
• We provide the ability to share cookies between Microsoft Edge Internet Explorer mode and Microsoft Edge.
• We fixed an issue affecting dialog boxes in Microsoft Edge Internet Explorer mode.
• We fixed an issue that caused Microsoft Edge Internet Explorer mode to stop working when pressing the F1 key.
• We fixed an issue that caused Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) objects to be cleaned up incorrectly. This prevents session teardown and causes the session to stop responding.
• We fixed an issue where some low-integrity process applications were unable to print properly.
• We’ve introduced support for Windows Hello for Business cloud trust. This is a new deployment model for Windows Hello for Business hybrid deployments. It uses the same technology and deployment steps that support on-premises single sign-on (SSO) with Fast IDentity Online (FIDO) security keys. Cloud Trust removes the public key infrastructure (PKI) requirement for deploying Windows and simplifies the Windows Hello for Business deployment experience.
• We fixed an issue that prevented you from unloading and reloading a driver when the driver was protected by Hypervisor Protected Code Integrity (HVCI).
• We fixed an issue that affected silent BitLocker enablement policies and could inadvertently add Trusted Platform Module (TPM) protectors.
• We fixed a reliability issue affecting mounting the client's local drive to a Terminal Server session using the Remote Desktop application.
• We fixed an issue that caused right-to-left (RTL) language text to appear left-aligned on the File Explorer command menu and context menu.
• We fixed an issue that prevents you from using the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) bridge to access the LanguagePackManagement Configuration Service Provider (CSP).
• We opened Microsoft Office files in the Recommended section of the browser's Start menu. This occurs if the device does not have the appropriate Microsoft Office license and the files are stored in Microsoft OneDrive or Microsoft SharePoint. If you have a license, the file will open in the desktop application instead.
• We fixed an issue that caused a remote desktop session's keyboard to not match the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) client when logging in.
• When you connect other monitors to your device, we add the clock and date to the other monitor's taskbar.
• If the taskbar is centered, we will add the weather content to the left side of the taskbar. When you hover over the weather, a widget panel will appear on the left side of the screen and disappear when you stop hovering over the area.
• We've added the ability to quickly share open application windows directly from the taskbar to a Microsoft Teams call.
• We fixed an issue that caused an incorrect tooltip to appear in an empty area of ​​the taskbar after you hovered over other icons such as battery, volume, or Wi-Fi.
• We fixed an issue that occurred when you tried to write a Service Principal Name (SPN) alias (such as www/FOO) and HOST/FOO already existed on another object. If RIGHT_DS_WRITE_PROPERTY is on a collision object's SPN property, you will get an "Access Denied" error.
• We fixed an issue where offline files on network drives were disconnected after restarting the operating system and logging in. This problem occurs if the Distributed File System (DFS) path is mapped to a network drive.
• We fixed an issue where the authentication dialog was displayed twice when mounting a network drive.
• We've added support for hot adding and removing Non-Volatile Memory (NVMe) namespaces.
• We've added the ability to instantly mute and unmute Microsoft Teams calls from the taskbar. During a call, an active microphone icon will appear on the taskbar so you can easily mute the audio without returning to the Microsoft Teams call window.

What's not included directly in Windows 11 build 22000.526 is support for Android apps, but that's because the feature is already available in the Release Preview and Beta channels. Windows Subsystem for Android is essentially an app that can be downloaded from the Microsoft Store, so it doesn't have to be delivered through a system update like this.

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