The Quick Assist app has been redesigned and can be opened directly from the Start menu. Windows 11 Pro devices and higher that are Azure Active Directory (AAD) joined can now get AI-powered recommended content on the Start menu, and touch devices get a variety of new ways to interact via touch. In addition, the Snipping Tool has been given the ability to capture video, and Notepad gets tabs. The update also includes new widgets for Phone Link, Xbox Game Pass, and Spotify. You can also open Quick Assist directly from the Start menu. You can adjust background blur, eye contact, and automatic framing and apply them to your communications applications, with integration into Microsoft Teams. The update also lets you adjust Windows Studio Effects settings directly from quick settings in the taskbar. There are a variety of other new features as well, including the ability to link iPhone devices to Windows 11 PCs using a new preview of Phone Link for iOS. (You can sign up get access to Bing’s AI-powered search.) And those who have preview access to Bing’s AI-powered search can now perform searches directly from the search box.

As you type in the search box, search results now appear in a search flyout pane. This build, Micorosoft's second 'moments' build, introduces a wide variety of new features, including an improved search box. If you’re still using Windows 10, see “ Windows 10: A guide to the updates.” And if you’re looking for information about Insider Program previews for upcoming feature releases of Windows 11, see “ Windows 11 Insider Previews: What’s in the latest build?” Updates to Windows 11 version 22H2 KB5022913 (OS Build 22621.1344) Preview

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