The last Dev version of Windows 11 released this year-ISO image / ARM virtual machine updated

The last Dev version of Windows 11 released this year-ISO image / ARM virtual machine updated

  • By huaweicomputers
  • 21/04/2022

"Windows 11 Insider Preview" Build 22523 now available on Dev channel

On December 15th (local time), Microsoft released the "Windows 11 Insider Preview" Build 22523 to testers participating in the Dev channel of the "Windows Insider Program." If you have already installed it, you can upgrade it from the [Windows Update] section of the "Settings" app.

今年最後のDev版Windows 11がリリース ~ISOイメージ・ARM仮想マシンも更新

This build is the final release this year, but the changes are relatively minor. There's no noticeable new feature, but note that the ability to select snap groups by switching tasks with the [Alt] + [Tab] keys has been rolled out to all Dev users. A snap group is a window group laid out with the snap function that can be used by hovering the mouse over the maximize button of the window. It also appears when you hover over the task button and can be activated for each layout as well as the app, but this will also be available with the [Alt] + [Tab] keys.

It has not been confirmed by the editorial department, but it will be available soon.

A preview of the snap group that appears when you hover the mouse over the window group task button laid out with the snap function.

Other changes are as follows.

In addition, an ISO image file is also prepared for this build. The ISO image file for Dev version of Windows 11 has been updated since Build 22499. The "Windows 11 on ARM" virtual machine has also been updated.

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