Microsoft tests out new Start menu option in Windows 11 build 22458

Microsoft just rolled out Windows 11 build 22458 to Insiders in the Dev Channel. The build includes but one change, a new selection within the power menu of the Start menu. In the latest build, people will see a link to the sign-in options within the ability bill of fare of Showtime.

"We added a link to the sign-in options under the power menu on Start," reads the build's changelog.

Windows eleven build 22458 also includes several bug fixes:

Start

Fixed an underlying effect that was impacting Start reliability.

Search

Folders with # in folder name can at present be added to indexing.

Settings

Addressed an issue that was causing Settings to crash sometimes when trying to open the Display page.

Clicking "More about refresh rate" in Advanced Brandish Settings now opens the support folio it'southward supposed to.

Fixed an effect where the Location page in Settings wasn't showing warning text explaining why the location services setting was greyed out if it was greyed out.

Changes made to preferences nether Manage App Execution Alias in Settings should now exist preserved.

Fixed a couple typos in the output of dll (Issue #206).

Windowing

Mitigated an issue that could brand certain games unexpectedly crash when using ALT + Enter (i.east., switch between full screen and windowed) during with Auto HDR enabled.

Other

Addressed an effect that was causing text truncation in the Encrypting File System window in certain cases.

Stock-still a rare scenario that could result in an uninstalled in-box app unexpectedly reappearing after reboot.

Appx commandlets should at present work with PowerShell 7.0+ (Issue #13138).

Alongside the latest build of Windows eleven, Microsoft is introducing a refreshed Tips app. The app includes over 100 tips to help people know how to use Windows xi.

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