Insiders on the Dev and Beta Channels have received a new Windows 11 build 22581.100 (KB5013283). The new release doesn’t add anything new to the table; instead, it’s a cumulative upgrade that the business is using to test its servicing pipelines, as it is known to do. As the Dev Channel builds are brimming with new and forthcoming features, Microsoft has started delivering servicing updates on a regular basis.
The official announcement reads as follows:
Cumulative Update Build 22581.100 is now available for download (KB5013283). This release contains no new features and is intended to test our Dev Channel build servicing pipeline.
As a result, all of the bug fixes and enhancements that were announced with the previously released build 22581 to the Dev Channel and Beta Channel have been carried over. As we go towards the next phase of Windows 11 in preparation for version 22H2, the build offers a lot of new features.
While there are no new features in this build, servicing test builds like this have been known to break several functionalities in the past. For example, x64 emulation on ARM PCs was broken in Windows 10 Build 21292.1010.
You can read the original announcement here. https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2022/03/23/announcing-windows-11-insider-preview-build-22581/
