Microsoft has released Windows 11 Build 22000.132 for Insider subscribers to the Dev and Beta channels. The new cumulative update for Windows 11 brings bug fixes and quality improvements.
There are no new features as the 21H2 version of the operating system has already reached RTM mode.
This update is titled "Cumulative Update for Windows 11 (10.0.22000.132) (KB5005190)" and can be installed via Windows Update.
In addition to the cumulative update, the company has released a new version of the Windows Defender malware removal application, as well as an .NET Framework update for August 2021.
Windows 11 update KB5005190 brings major improvements to the Microsoft Teams Chat taskbar integration. As you probably know, the chat feature within the Microsoft Teams app is integrated directly into the taskbar, allowing users to start chats or calls completely free of charge.
As you can see in the screenshot above, Windows 11 will have a special button for the Microsoft Teams chat application. Until now, the functionality of the Teams chat application was very limited and allowed users to chat only with each other.
With today's update, Microsoft is slowly starting to have group audio and video calling capabilities.
You can now create and join appointments directly from the taskbar with the ability to switch between a microphone or a camera. You will soon be able to share your screen and view the list of participants in the chat window.
With the new preview version, the Snipping Tool, Mail & Calendar and Windows Calculator applications have also been updated.
In Snipping Tool, Microsoft merged the classic Snipping and Snip & Sketch to create a program called "Snipping Tool" combining the capabilities of the old and new applications.
In a Q&A, Microsoft clarified that all the new visual changes will not affect the performance of Windows 11. Of course, we will see.
For those of you who haven't installed Windows 11 and want to try the Beta version, you can create a clean install ISO from Microsoft's servers. Read the instructions here.
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