Correcciones de la versión preliminar Insider de Windows 11, compilación 22000.120

• Barra de tareas:
  • El panel táctil virtual ahora está disponible nuevamente para ser habilitado en la Configuración de la barra de tareas.
  • El menú desplegable Vista de tareas ya no se cerrará cuando comiences a escribir al intentar cambiar el nombre de tus escritorios.
  • El menú desplegable Vista de tareas ahora debería mostrarse en la dirección correcta para los Insiders que usan el idioma de visualización árabe o hebreo.
  • Cuando Cortana está configurada para activación por voz, al pasar el cursor sobre el ícono del micrófono en la esquina de la barra de tareas ahora dirá “Su asistente está listo para responder” en lugar de “Proceso host para servicios de Windows”.
  • Los cambios de DPI ya no deberían provocar duplicación y superposición de íconos en la esquina de la barra de tareas.
  • Se ajustó el espaciado del encabezado del menú desplegable del calendario para dar un poco más de espacio en respuesta a los comentarios de que los días de la semana se estaban ajustando en algunos idiomas.
  • Se solucionó un problema por el cual, si actualizaba su primer día de la semana preferido, no se reflejaba en el menú desplegable del calendario hasta que cerrara sesión y volviera a iniciarla.
  • Su estado de menú desplegable de calendario preferido (expandido o contraído) ahora debería persistir después del reinicio.
  • Se solucionó una condición de carrera para Insiders con múltiples monitores relacionados con la barra de tareas que causaba que el menú Inicio volara hasta la esquina de la pantalla y que explorer.exe se bloqueara cuando intentabas pasar el cursor sobre el botón Vista de tareas en monitores secundarios.
  • Se mitigó un problema que podía desencadenar un bucle de bloqueo de explorer.exe para los Insiders que ejecutaban Windows con varios monitores.
  • Con base en nuestro análisis del vuelo anterior, creemos que se ha solucionado el problema del bloqueo de explorer.exe para los Insiders turcos cuando sus computadoras portátiles estaban cargadas al 100 % y lo estamos eliminando de la lista de problemas conocidos.
  • Al hacer clic en el ícono de widgets en el monitor secundario, ahora deberían abrirse los widgets en ese monitor en lugar del principal.
  • Hacer clic derecho en la barra de tareas con un lápiz ya no debería provocar un bloqueo.
  • Se solucionó un problema que hacía que los íconos de las aplicaciones en la barra de tareas aparecieran borrosos para algunos Insiders.
  • We’ve done some work to address an issue where app icons in the Taskbar could become stuck in a blank state when loading.
  • Fixed an issue that was making explorer.exe crash when clicking the Task View button.
  • Fixed an issue where the Chat window was getting stuck on the screen.
  • Clicking Chat on a secondary monitor should now launch it in the correct position and DPI.
  • We’ve done some work to address an issue where the Taskbar preview windows were getting stuck on the screen and not dismissing when you clicked something else.
  • To address an issue where pressing F7 with focus set to the Taskbar would lock up the taskbar, we’ve made a change so that the caret browsing prompt will no longer appear if F7 is pressed somewhere where a text block is not present.
  • If you press WIN + B followed by the arrow keys, you will now be able to navigate to all the elements in the taskbar corner without needing to press Tab first.
  • Badges on the app icons on secondary monitors should now be in sync with what’s showing on the primary monitor.
• Settings:
  • Settings will no longer crash when clicking “Facial recognition (Windows Hello)” under Sign-in Settings when Windows Hello is already set up.
  • We fixed an issue where in navigating to Settings > Network & Internet > Ethernet could unexpectedly change the network profile type. If you are an ethernet user, please check your settings after upgrading to this build to ensure your desired network profile type is selected and change it if it isn’t.
  • Fixed an issue where setting your IP address in Network Settings wasn’t working in certain cases.
  • Editing your VPN proxy details in Settings should no longer cause Settings to crash.
  • Fixed another issue causing Power & Battery Settings to crash.
  • Also fixed an issue that could make Settings crash specifically if you went to look at the 7-day battery usage graph in Power & Battery Settings.
  • The progress bars in Settings are now properly accent colored.
  • Saving custom themes in Personalization Settings should now work.
  • Hooked up some Get Help links that stopped pointing to specific guidance after the Settings updates introduced in Windows 11.
  • Hovering over the toggle switches in Settings will no longer make them disappear.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause search in Settings to be in a permanently broken state, saying “No result” for every search.
  • Did some work to help address an issue where you would see a big solid accent color area while resizing the Settings window.
  • Settings should no longer flash green on launch.
  • We’ve done some work to fix an issue that was causing random crashes on Settings pages with lists, as well as an issue causing random crashes on Settings pages with radio buttons.
  • Links to specific Settings pages will now properly navigate to the correct page in Settings when Settings isn’t already open.
  • Your profile picture in Settings should no longer have an unexpected square backplate when transparency is enabled.
  • Added in the missing progress bar when uninstalling apps under Apps & Features in Settings.
  • Icons in the volume mixer in Sound Settings should no longer become overlapped.
  • In-bound Bluetooth PIN pairing in Settings should work again now.
  • If you click “Advanced Options” at the top of the page while navigating through Windows Update Settings, it should now actually open Advanced Options.
  • Made another fix for the volume and brightness sliders becoming unexpectedly tiny if all other settings were removed from Quick Settings.
  • Going from one of the subpages of Quick Settings over to the input flyout should no longer cause a crash.
  • If you use the Accessibility section of Quick Settings, the toggles should now show the correct state of each feature.
  • If you press WIN + P to go directly to Project within Quick Settings, the arrow keys now work to navigate up and down the list.
  • Fixed an issue that was causing some thumbnails to be randomly squished in the media control above Quick Settings.
  • Made another fix to address Focus Assist turning on unexpectedly when viewing the desktop.
• File Explorer:
  • Fixed an issue resulting in File Explorer unexpectedly not showing an updated scroll bar when in dark mode.
  • Addressed a GDI handle leak related to context menu usage resulting in sluggishness across File Explorer after prolonged usage.
  • Made a change to address a memory leak which was impacting File Explorer, increasing each time more File Explorer windows were opened.
  • Also made a change related to the command bar in File Explorer that was resulting an increased thread count every time a new File Explorer window was opened that would continually grow, consuming resources.
  • Fixed a high hitting explorer.exe crash related to the use of Acrylic in File Explorer’s context menus.
  • Fixed an issue making the focus rectangle unexpectedly appear when using mouse to interact with File Explorer’s command bar.
  • The context menu shouldn’t flicker anymore if you hover over it when Contrast themes are enabled.
  • The context menu should no longer unexpectedly get clipped on the side, not rendering completely.
  • Right clicking the bottom corner of the desktop show no longer causes the context menu to open at the top of the screen.
  • We addressed an underlying issue that we believe is the root cause for a scrollbar appearing in the context menu and explorer.exe crashing when you tried to interact with it.
  • Made a change to help make the radio buttons in File Explorer’s File Options a little more obvious when they’re in the selected state.
  • Clicking the rename button in the command bar should no longer randomly show the Open With dialog sometimes.
  • Fixed an issue that was making some of the file operation dialogs have unreadable button text in dark mode (for example, “File in Use” and “Destination Folder Access Denied”).
• Start menu:
  • Rapidly pressing the Windows key multiple times should no longer crash Start.
  • Made a change to help improve Start menu launch performance.
  • Fixed an issue where if you clicked on one of the files in Recommended, it was opening the file in an unexpected app in some cases.
  • Made a change to address an issue where Search was sometimes randomly flashing on top of Start when opening Start.
• Search:
  • Hovering over the Search icon should no longer cause a crash when the recent searches have been updated.
  • When hovering over the Search icon the window should no longer become clipped.
• Windowing:
  • Connecting and disconnecting to a PC over Remote Desktop, and switching users, should no longer make all your open apps unexpectedly minimize.
  • Addressed a high hitting explorer.exe crash when snapping certain apps on system with mixed DPI monitors.
  • When the snap layouts window is visible after hovering on the maximize button of an app it should now dismiss more reliably now when you move your mouse away.
  • Fixed an issue that was making explorer.exe crash sometimes if you docked or undocked your PC with snapped windows.
  • Window frames should no longer get stuck on the screen when closing windows.
  • Fixed an issue that was making windows unexpectedly open on the wrong Desktop when they shouldn’t.
  • We’ve turned off the animation when switching Desktops using the keyboard shortcuts as it was leading to flashes and hangs.
  • When maximizing certain windows, like File Explorer, the border should no longer low over to secondary monitors.
  • Addressed an issue that was causing screen readers to unexpectedly say “DesktopWindowXamlSource” when using ALT + Tab.
  • We’ve done some work to improve the sensitivity when using the touchpad gesture to invoke ALT + Tab and switch apps.
  • If you were experiencing issues with snap ssist not appearing on the previous flight, we believe this should be resolved after upgrading to this one.
• Windows Security and logging in:
  • Windows Hello Face should be working again now after upgrading.
  • The button text in the UAC dialog should now correctly say Yes and No again for Insiders not using EN-US.
  • Fixed an issue that was making the UAC dialog launch in the background for apps pinned to the Taskbar in certain scenarios.
  • A Windows Defender fix to address the issue where “Automatic sample submission” was unexpectedly turned off when you restarted your PC is rolling out.
  • We mitigated an issue resulting in some Insiders seeing a repeated logonui.exe crash.
  • We also mitigated a deadlock that could result in your PC getting stuck at a black screen when unlocking your PC, and a separate crash that was making some Insiders see a black screen for a few seconds after logging in.
  • Fixed an issue that was making explorer.exe crash for some Insiders when logging in for the first time after booting their PC.
  • Improved visibility of login screen elements when using high contrast.
  • Logging in or locking your PC should no longer cause full screen white or accent colored flashes.
• Input:
  • Fixed an issue related to tooltips that was making clicks happen in the wrong place across the system, for example when interacting with icons on the desktop.
  • The touch keyboard should no longer get clipped after rotating the screen orientation when docked.
  • Fixed an issue that was causing explorer.exe to crash sometimes when changing focus between apps while using a third-party IME.
  • Mitigated an issue that is believed to be causing certain hardware keys and buttons to not work on some devices, including the function keys.
  • Mitigated a race condition that could result in certain devices unexpectedly waking from sleep if the touchpad was used to click the Sleep option in Start.
• Other:
  • Fixed an issue that could lead to PCs bug checking while sleeping.
  • Fixed an issue that was causing stuttering if you tried to play a game while the Xbox Game Bar performance monitor was pinned on the screen.
  • Mitigated an issue that could result in stutter or fps drop for Insiders when moving the mouse in certain games. Thank you Insiders who have taken the time to share feedback about gaming performance with us – if you continue experiencing issues after upgrading, please check our guidance on logging actionable feedback on this subject.
  • Fixed an issue where the boot menu wasn’t identifying Windows 11 correctly.
  • Addressed an issue believed to be causing a number of unexpected UI issues in the previous flight, including semi-transparent and unreadable dialogs, z-ordering issues, large, shadowed areas getting stuck on the screen. and backwards text in context menus for Arabic and Hebrew Insiders.
  • Addressed an issue where windows created while transparency was disabled would become stuck in a solid color instead of becoming acrylic when transparency was enabled.
  • We’ve done some work to remove the unexpected white artifacts in the corners of windows when using dark mode.
  • Right clicking multiple times in certain apps like Task Manager will no longer make the context menu frame change from rounded to square.
  • Fixed a focus issue that was making the window immediately dismiss after pressing ALT + F4 on the desktop.
  • Mitigated an issue that was resulting in unexpectedly needing to re-pair certain connected devices after rebooting.
  • Se mitigó un bloqueo de explorer.exe que podía ocurrir al reordenar los escritorios.
  • Se solucionó un problema que provocaba que Microsoft Store pareciera descargar actualizaciones de aplicaciones que ya estaban instaladas en la PC.
  • Se solucionó un problema que provocaba que algunos Insiders experimentaran comprobaciones de errores, en particular al jugar.

Problemas conocidos de la versión preliminar Insider de Windows 11 Build 22000.120

• [RECORDATORIO] Al actualizar a Windows 11 desde Windows 10 o al instalar una actualización a Windows 11, es posible que algunas funciones queden obsoletas o se eliminen. Consulta los detalles aquí.
• Estamos investigando un problema en el que, en algunos dispositivos, al acceder a Configuración > Windows Update > Programa Windows Insider, solo está visible la opción "Dejar de recibir versiones preliminares". Esto impide que los Insiders seleccionen un canal. Hemos publicado una solución alternativa en Respuestas.
• [CANAL BETA] Estamos investigando informes de Insiders en el Canal Beta que indican que, después de actualizar a Windows 11, no ven la nueva barra de tareas y el menú Inicio no funciona. Para solucionar este problema si se ve afectado, intente ir a Windows Update > Historial de actualizaciones, desinstalar la última actualización acumulativa para Windows y volver a instalarla buscando actualizaciones.
• Comenzar:
  • En algunos casos, es posible que no puedas ingresar texto al usar la función Buscar desde Inicio o la barra de tareas. Si experimentas este problema, presiona WIN + R en el teclado para iniciar el cuadro de diálogo Ejecutar y luego ciérralo.
  • Falta el sistema y la terminal de Windows al hacer clic derecho en el botón Inicio (WIN + X).
• Barra de tareas:
  • La barra de tareas a veces parpadeará al cambiar los métodos de entrada.
• Buscar:
  • Después de hacer clic en el icono de búsqueda de la barra de tareas, es posible que el panel de búsqueda no se abra. Si esto ocurre, reinicie el proceso del “Explorador de Windows” y vuelva a abrir el panel de búsqueda.
  • Cuando pasa el ratón sobre el icono de búsqueda en la barra de tareas, es posible que no se muestren las búsquedas recientes. Para solucionar el problema, reinicie su PC.
  • El panel de búsqueda puede aparecer en negro y no mostrar ningún contenido debajo del cuadro de búsqueda.
• Widgets:
  • El panel de widgets puede aparecer vacío. Para solucionar el problema, puedes cerrar sesión y volver a iniciarla.
  • Es posible que el lanzamiento de enlaces desde el panel de widgets no invoque aplicaciones en primer plano.
  • Es posible que los widgets se muestren en un tamaño incorrecto en los monitores externos. Si esto sucede, puede iniciar los widgets mediante el toque o el acceso directo WIN + W en la pantalla de su PC y luego iniciarlos en los monitores secundarios.
  • [Widget familiar] Algunos usuarios pueden ver un mensaje "conectar un dispositivo para ver la actividad del tiempo de pantalla" incluso con la configuración de tiempo de pantalla habilitada.
  • [Widget familiar] Es posible que la información de ubicación no esté disponible para algunos usuarios en iOS.
• Almacenar:
  • Estamos trabajando para mejorar la relevancia de la búsqueda en la Tienda, incluida la resolución de un problema en el que, en algunos casos, el orden de los resultados de búsqueda es inexacto.
  • Es posible que el botón de instalación aún no funcione en algunos escenarios limitados.
  • Las calificaciones y reseñas no están disponibles para algunas aplicaciones.
• Caja de arena de Windows
  • La barra de tareas se bloquea continuamente en Windows Sandbox. El equipo está investigando una solución.
• Localización
  • Existe un problema por el cual algunos Insiders pueden tener traducciones faltantes en su experiencia de usuario para un pequeño subconjunto de idiomas que ejecutan las últimas versiones preliminares de Insider. Para confirmar si se vio afectado, visite esta publicación del foro de Respuestas y siga los pasos para solucionarlo.