Windows 11 Pro build was released on July 12, 2022, as the mandatory cumulative update KB5015814 . This version is part of the "Patch Tuesday" cycle for the original release of Windows 11 (version 21H2) and focuses on security improvements and several dozen quality fixes. Key New Features
A subset of users reported that the Start menu became unresponsive or glitched after installing the patch.
While build 22000.795 is a stable official release, some users reported the following issues shortly after its launch: Windows 11 Pro official 22000.795 July 2022
Addressed a timing issue that occasionally prevented eligible devices from upgrading to Windows 11. Reported Issues with Build 22000.795
Resolved problems where video clips would not play in some games or audio would fail during playback. Windows 11 Pro build was released on July
Added IP address auditing for incoming Windows Remote Management (WinRM) connections and made the Server Message Block (SMB) cipher suite order configurable via PowerShell.
You can find more technical details in the official Microsoft release notes or detailed breakdowns on BleepingComputer and Pureinfotech . Cumulative updates for Windows 10 and Windows 11 While build 22000
The most notable addition is "Search highlights," which presents interesting moments like holidays, anniversaries, and trending searches from Bing directly in the search interface.