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This build continued the refinement of the File Explorer, which was undergoing its most significant overhaul in a decade. It introduced a tabbed interface, similar to a web browser, allowing users to manage multiple folders within a single window. Additionally, Build 22622.5 improved the navigation pane’s layout, making it easier to access pinned folders and cloud storage providers like OneDrive. Suggested Actions

Beyond visual changes, the 22622.5 update focused heavily on fixing bugs related to the "Open With" dialog and general shell stability. By testing these features in the Beta Channel, Microsoft aimed to ensure that the 22H2 update would be polished enough for a wide consumer rollout. pt_windows_11_version_#beta_with_update_22622.5...

One of the most notable features of this beta build was the re-introduction of the tablet-optimized taskbar. Designed to provide more screen real estate when a device is used as a tablet, the taskbar would automatically transition between two states: "Collapsed" and "Expanded." The collapsed state hid most icons to prevent accidental touches, while the expanded state offered larger, touch-friendly targets. File Explorer Improvements This build continued the refinement of the File