Windows 10 'November 2022 Update' Rolling out as Release Preview

Microsoft has just released what might very well be the terminal November 2019 Update build (19H2 Build 18363.418) to Windows Insiders who are on Build 18362.10024 and in the Release Preview band. In an official blog post a few hours ago, Brandon LeBlanc, the Senior Program Director of the Windows Insider Program, said users in the so-called 'slow ring' will have to switch to the Release Preview ring to choice up the terminal 19H2 build today.

There'due south no official list of fixes and improvements for this particular build, and while that suggests this update contains adequately minor changes, what makes it meaning is the company's recent argument that says information technology expects this very build to be the Release Candidate for the eventual November 2019 Update. At that place's no word on the exact release date for that but yet, simply given that it'due south already being tested in the Release Preview ring, the full release cannot exist that far off.

In case you're looking forward to the Windows 10 November 2019 Update, you'll be disappointed to know that information technology will non have equally many new features or changes equally one would normally await. Instead, the update will focus on fixing most of the annoying bugs and anomalies that take cropped up in the Bone over the years.

That being said, it nonetheless comes with some cool new features, including the power to chop-chop create an issue straight from the Agenda flyout on the Taskbar, a 'manage notifications' push at the top of Activity Center, an expanded navigation pane on the Outset menu, options to turn off notifications from an app or website right from the notification itself and an updated search functionality that returns results for both local and deject-based files.