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That was not a hard call. Since the DEV & BETA channels diverged it is reasonable to conclude that the BETA channel has what will be very close to the next release. I’m sure there will be fixes released before the official release.

--Joe

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Alex5723

This confirms your recollection – Metered connections in Windows (microsoft.com). But, does not offer any numbers.

Also see Metered Internet connections: FAQ (microsoft.com)

--Joe

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DrBonzo

If you have fast restart turned on the “restart” from the power options is a complete restart like reb00t used to be. Re-boot is not the same. The system state is saved and restored while the user “stuff” is from scratch. Fast startup has been known to cause all manner of weird things to happen.

If you have an SSD a cold restart is much less painful than it used to be although it does take longer than a reboot with fast startup enabled. If something strange happens on a Win10 or Win11 machine I’m on, that is one of the first things I check. If it is on I turn it off and see if the situation is resolved.

--Joe

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deuxbits

The icons are part of the context menu you get when you right-click. It is not a flyout menu.

--Joe

Anything in DEV may or may not end up in an official release version. I guess the article is correct in that the development cycle has surfaced. The way Windows 11 development is currently being handled some of what we see may be released in a CU during the year and not wait for 23H2.

--Joe

What?? Why do you think that?

--Joe

Windows 11 Pro

2022-05 .NET 5.0.17 Security Update for x64 Client (KB5014329)

2022-05 .NET 6.0.5 Security Update for x64 Client (KB5014330)

2022-05 .NET Core 3.1.25 Security Update for x64 Client (KB5014326)

2022-05 Cumulative Update for .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.8 for Windows 11 for x64 (KB5013628)

2022-05 Cumulative Update for Windows 11 for x64-based Systems (KB5013943)

Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool x64 – v5.101 (KB890830)

All installed without issue.

--Joe

From the blog post:

UPDATE 5/10: We are starting to roll out Cumulative Update Build 22616.100 (KB5014650). This update does not include anything new and is designed to test our servicing pipeline for builds in the Dev and Beta Channels.

--Joe

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tjm1963

Do you have System Restore turned on?

--Joe

Have you tried to repair your Outlook profile? See Fix your Outlook email connection by repairing your profile (microsoft.com) for instructions.

If that does not work, have you tried creating a new Outlook profile?

--Joe

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lmacri, Kathy Stevens

When I right-click, I see the attachment either at the top or bottom of the context menu. Placement depends on where I am vertically on the display. The icons are cut, copy, rename, share, and delete from left to right. A paste icon appears appropriately after something is copied.

--Joe

I’ve seen what you did mentioned elsewhere as a solution. I’m not sure I’d recommend it as it seems like a lot of trouble if there is an easier method.

--Joe

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Casey H

“Keep my files” does not retain installed programs. It keeps data files. You’ll still have to reinstall the programs.

--Joe

If you can start over reset your system – How to reset a Windows 11 PC to factory settings | Windows Central. See How to Install Windows 11 with Local Account (winaero.com) for instruction once the install process has started.

--Joe

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Fred, Casey H

The ways of Windows Update are mysterious. It could be that the HP has some software or an older driver installed that is blocking the update.

Have you checked the HP support site for BIOS and/or driver updates?

You should make a complete image backup of the system before updating.

--Joe