As tends to be the case every week, Microsoft has released a new build of Windows 11 for Insiders to try. In fact, there are two new updates today, since Microsoft split the Dev channel into a different branch last week. So, while Windows Insiders in the Dev channel are getting Windows 11 build 22454, the Beta channel gets build 22000.184.

There isn't much that's new in today's build for the Beta channel, and that's to be expected. We now know Windows 11 is coming on October 5, and it's too late for big new features to be added. Right now, Microsoft is focused on ironing out any issues before the official release. If you want more exciting news, you'll need to switch to the Dev channel, but the builds you get won't be as stable.

Even in terms of fixes, Windows 11 build 22000.184 doesn't bring much. There are a couple of fixes for non-English translation of the OS, where users may have seen English text instead. Here's the full list:

Comparatively, the list of known issues in this build is still very long. With less than one month to go before the general release, hopefully Microsoft can get around to fixing most of these problems soon. Here's what you still need to be aware of:

There are a few features missing in build 22000.184 that won't, or may not make it to the initial Windows 11 release on October 5. The most notable example is Android app support, which Microsoft has officially delayed without a set date. But we're also waiting on a new Paint app that was shown off weeks ago, as well as a new Photos app teased earlier this week. Of course, these being apps, they may just be rolled out through the Microsoft Store instead of requiring a big Windows 11 update.