

That said, Microsoft says that you need version 11.2110.32.0 or higher of the Clock app to be able to log in to either of those account types.

This then enables them to sync their schedules and meetings and never miss another important event. Users can now log into the Clock app using their work or school accounts. Sign into Clock App with Work or School Account

That said, the feature will gradually make its way to all users on the channel. The ability to share applications is only being provided to live calls, and this feature is currently only being rolled out to selected users subscribed to the Dev channel. When you are done sharing an app, you can then hover over the app in the Taskbar and click Stop sharing before you move on to the next app to share it too. Other communications applications can also add this capability to their applications. However, Microsoft intends to expand this feature and is welcoming other apps to incorporate it as well. Right now, the only option given will be to share the screen through Microsoft Teams. A user will no longer have to switch back and forth between applications to share their screens. Microsoft has added the ability to share your open applications directly through a button labeled Share this window which will be visible below the floating image when you hover over an app in the Taskbar. This feature is the prodigy of this flight. Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22499 Changelog Share Open App Directly from Taskbar Let us now dig into what the Preview Build 22499 brings to the OS, and whether it is worth updating your system just yet. Cleanup after installing Windows Updates.

