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  3. Windows 11 original release Insiders gets a new Release Preview build today too with 22000.1515

Windows 11 original release Insiders gets a new Release Preview build today too with 22000.1515

OnMSFT Staff OnMSFT Staff
January 17, 2023
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Hot on the heels of the Release Preview build for Windows 11 22H2 earlier today comes another new build, this one for Windows Insiders on the original release of Windows 11, bumping the build number up to 22000.1515. If you haven’t updated to 22H2, this is the Release Preview build for you. This latest build comes with the following new improvements:

  • New! We combined Windows Spotlight with Themes on the Personalization page. This made it easier for you to discover and turn on the Windows Spotlight feature.
  • New! We improved the Microsoft Account experience in Settings. For example, you could manage OneDrive subscriptions and storage alerts.
  • New! We provide the full amount of storage capacity of all your OneDrive subscriptions. It also displayed the total storage on the Accounts page in the Settings app.
  • New! We displayed storage alerts for Microsoft OneDrive subscribers on the Systems page in the Settings app. The alerts appeared when you were close to your storage limit. You could also manage your storage and purchase additional storage, if needed.
  • New! We displayed Xbox subscription details on the Accounts page in the Settings app. Xbox subscribers could also manage their subscription on that page. Users who are not subscribers could explore Xbox subscription options on the Accounts page 

The build also comes with a list of fixes, many of which were also applied to the 22H2 Release Preview Channel release from earlier. You can check out the full list over at the Windows Insider Blog.

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