Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22523 changes some Control Panel options

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Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22523 is now available for users in the Developer Channel. It makes some changes to some options in the Control Panel, Alt + Tab and Task View.

What's new in Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22523

Uninstall Programs, Windows Updates from the Settings app

Microsoft is taking another step away from the Control Panel. When you click on the Programs and Features option in the legacy tool, it will now open the Settings app, more specifically this page, Settings > Apps > Installed Apps. Right-clicking on an item in the Start Menu and selecting Uninstall, opens the Installed Apps page.
 
This move also affects the option to Uninstall Updates in Control Panel, you can only do so from the Settings > Windows Update > Update History.

Snap Groups

Snap Groups will be displayed Alt + Tab and Task View, similar to how they appear when you mouse over over the apps on the Taskbar. The command bar in File Explorer now displays options to add media server or to remove it, the option appears when you click the three dots in the bar.

Fixes in Windows 11 Build 22523

The battery icon's tooltip on the system tray will no longer display a percentage level above 100. App icons on the tray will not overlap the date and time display on secondary monitors. ARM64 computers should not become unresponsive after text input in the Start Menu, Search, etc.

The keyboard will not lose focus when pressing F2 to rename OneDrive files using File Explorer. The new Spotlight Collection that was introduced in the previous build, will display new images faster after the option has been enabled for the first time. The spotlight collection context menu now has icons next to the labels.

Voice Typing's invoking process has been improved. Links in the Widgets board should open correctly. The Add a Device Option in Bluetooth & Devices was crashing silently when trying to connect to a new Bluetooth device, this issue has been resolved. The Voice Access feature when you search for it in the Settings app.

A bug that was causing ARM64 PCs to crash after a memory management error was encountered, has been patched. Desktop Window Manager (DWM) should not crash or cause the screen to flash. Narrator will no longer lead to apps freezing. The accessibility feature has been improved to respond to notifications, live regions and text events.
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