Microsoft unveils Windows 10 22H2 Build 19045 (KB5032278), here’s what has changed
Microsoft unveils Windows 10 22H2 Build 19045 (KB5032278), here’s what has changed
Microsoft has released the Windows 10 22H2 Build 19045.xxxx (KB5032278) update to the Release Preview Channel. The update introduces a new feature called Copilot in Windows, which allows users to ask questions and get answers through a chat window. It also includes several improvements such as enhanced app defaults, expanded news and interests feature, and fixes for various issues including unresponsiveness in Internet Explorer mode and cursor movement lag. Additionally, the update addresses localization issues, leak in volatile notifications, and a problem with the Windows LAPS policy.
Microsoft has released the Windows 10 22H2 Build 19045.xxxx (KB5032278) update to the Release Preview Channel. The update introduces a new feature called Copilot in Windows, which allows users to ask questions and get answers through a chat window. It also includes several improvements such as enhanced app defaults, expanded news and interests feature, and fixes for various issues including unresponsiveness in Internet Explorer mode and cursor movement lag. Additionally, the update addresses localization issues, leak in volatile notifications, and a problem with the Windows LAPS policy.
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Microsoft has released the Windows 10 22H2 Build 19045.xxxx (KB5032278) update to the Release Preview Channel. The update introduces a new feature called Copilot in Windows, which allows users to ask questions and get answers through a chat window. It also includes several improvements such as enhanced app defaults, expanded news and interests feature, and fixes for various issues including unresponsiveness in Internet Explorer mode and cursor movement lag. Additionally, the update addresses localization issues, leak in volatile notifications, and a problem with the Windows LAPS policy. 
