Microsoft started giving separate builds in the 'Dev' and 'Beta' channels again on May 11, with the beta channel getting Windows 11 build 22621 and the Dev channel acquiring Windows 11 build 25115.
The new Windows 11 build 25115 has a "Suggested Actions" feature that comes in handy when you forget what to do after copying something.
New Suggested Actions Feature
According to Bleeping Computer, Microsoft released the new "Suggested Actions" feature with Windows 11 build 25115, which prompts an action bar to appear when you copy phone numbers, dates, or times from apps.
When you copy a date, Windows 11 asks you to create an event in one of the linked programs, such as Outlook or Calendar.
When you copy a phone number, for example, Windows 11 will ask if you want to call it using one of your installed click-to-dial tools.
When you choose an action, Windows 11 will launch the app and fill in the necessary task with the copied data.
There's no assurance that this feature will ever make it into a public Windows 11 build because it's in the Dev build, which Microsoft developers use to test new features.
Microsoft Also Gave Updates to Different Issues
The tech giant listed other updates, which we compiled below:
Changes and Improvements
- We updated the icons in the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) on this build.
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Fixes
- Updated the underlying speech platform to improve voice activity detection for voice access, live captions, and voice typing, as well as address some issues with how punctuation is recognized.
- Fixed an issue related to loading the system tray icons in Settings > Personalization > Taskbar which could cause Settings to crash when opening that page recently. This issue may have also led to some explorer.exe crashes for impacted Insiders.
- Fixed an issue leading to Insiders seeing error 0x800703E6 when copying files from Google Drive.
- We made another change to help improve the performance of loading Home.
- Fixed an issue where if you had ever opened the context menu, doing CTRL + ALT + DEL and cancelling would lead to explorer.exe crashing.
- Fixed a sporadic explorer.exe crash when closing File Explorer windows.
- Fixed an issue where if Settings suspended, it could lock up explorer.exe in certain cases.
- Improved how Narrator reads out remaining space available in System > Storage.
- Fixed some issues related to access key use in Task Manager, including that you weren't able to directly press ALT + without first releasing the ALT key, and that displaying the access keys wouldn't work after having used and dismissed them.
- If the CPU reaches 100%, the CPU column header should no longer unexpectedly become unreadable in dark mode.
- Fixed an issue which could result in Smart App Control unexpectedly blocking correctly signed applications.
- Addressed an issue which was leading to Memory Integrity unexpectedly getting turned off in some cases after rebooting.
- Fixed an issue causing the Update Stack Package to show install error 0xc4800010.
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