Microsoft releases Windows 11 Dev build 22567.200 (KB5012432) to test the servicing pipeline

Microsoft has released a new Windows 11 build 22567.200 (KB5012432) to insiders in the Dev Channel. The new build does not bring anything new to the table as it is a cumulative update with which the company is testing its servicing pipelines as it is often known to do.

The full announcement says:

We are starting to roll out Cumulative Update Build 22567.200 (KB5012432). This update does not include anything new and is designed to test our servicing pipeline for builds in the Dev Channel.

Hence, all the bug fixes and improvements that were announced with the earlier released build 22567 to the Dev Channel are carried over into this. The build has loads of new features as we are now moving into the next phase of Windows 11 in preparation for version 22H2.

Microsoft also noted that those Insiders who have opted to install the Windows 11 Home Edition from the Dev Channel will not be able to install the Build 22567.100 and Build 22567.200 updates, as they will not be offered from Windows Update.

Interestingly, while there are no new changes made in this build, servicing test builds like these before have been known to break some features. For example, Windows 10 Build 21292.1010 caused issues for x64 emulation on ARM PCs. And if you've been keeping track, this is the second such servicing pipeline test for this build, with build 22567.100 being released last Friday.

You can find the original press release linked here.

Microsoft releases Windows 11 Dev build 22567.200 (KB5012432) to test the servicing pipeline