Announcing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 28020.1495 (Canary Channel)

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Hi all, last Wednesday Microsoft released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 28020.1495 to the Canary Channel. (KB 5074168)

A few tweaks from the last build and new wallpaper formats called .webp, what is this you might think, It a newer Image format developed by google intended to replace JPEG, PNG &GIF files. more info can be found here: WebP – Wikipedia

All updates went smoothly on my Canary channel devices Happy Upgrades

What’s new in Canary Build 28020.1495

[Desktop Background]

  • In recent Canary builds we added the capability to set .webp images for your desktop background in Settings > Personalization > Desktop Background.

Fixes

[General]

  • This update includes a small set of general improvements and fixes that improve the overall experience for Insiders running this build on their PCs.

[Start menu]

  • Fixed an issue where the edge of the warning dialog shown when shutting down your PC while other users were still signed in was truncated by the edge of the Start menu.

[Input]

  • Fixed an issue which could lead to a black flash when using a pen to ink in Snipping Tool.

[Power]

  • Fixed an issue in recent Canary builds which was causing shutdown to appear to restart on some Insider devices.

[Settings]

  • Fixed an issue which could lead to the Windows Update settings page hanging when loading.
  • Fixed an issue where language features under Settings > Time & Language > Language & Region for Australia (English – Australia) wouldn’t download (the button wouldn’t do anything when clicked).

[Other]

  • Fixed an issue causing a small number of Insiders in recent builds to encounter bug checks with IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, related to the use of certain smart card readers.

Known issues

[General]

  • [UPDATED] The desktop watermark is showing the wrong build number.

[File Explorer]

  • [NEW] We’re working on the fix for an underlying issue causing all open File Explorer windows and tabs to unexpectedly jump to Desktop or Home within File Explorer sometimes.

source: Windows Blogs

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