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Windows 11 Dev & Beta Channels Get a Small Servicing Update

Arif Bacchus Arif Bacchus
April 15, 2022
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Microsoft is rolling out a small servicing update for Windows Insiders in the Dev & Beta channels. It bumps the latest build number on these channels up to 22598.100. with no changes.

If you’re a Windows Insider in these branches, you’ll see this as KB5014100. Again, though, it brings no new features. Rather, the update is designed to test Microsoft’s servicing pipeline in the Dev and Beta channels.

In other Windows Insider news, Microsoft released Windows 11 Build 22000.651 to the Release Preview earlier this week. It delivers a ton of fixes. We’ll be talking about this build, as well as the week’s major Dev and Beta channel release on OnPodcast this weekend, so don’t miss out!

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