Microsoft has begun to issue a new cumulative update for Windows 11.
This update brings new emojis to the operating system announced by the company in July this year.
KB5007262 update brings the Build OS number to 22000,348.
You can install it by going into settings> Windows update or you can download updates manually through the Microsoft support page.
When the operating system was first launched, the design team showed 3D Emoji which looked similar to the one on the Apple device.
But when the preview of building the OS began to slide, the user reported Emoji became flat and less interesting visually than shown during the presentation.
It was then revealed that 3D emojis was limited to applications such as Tim and Flipgrid.
With an update, the company has increased all emojis from the Segoe UI Emoji font with a fluent 2D emoji style.
New buildings also include support for Emoji 13.1, which update emoji dictionary, add the ability to look for emojis 13.1 in all languages supported and update “emojis and more panels” so you can enter emojis in your application.
Apart from this, the new version also updates a problem that causes Internet Explorer to stop working when you copy and attach text when using the input method editor (IME).
It also fixes problems that prevent display of file explorer and desktop shortcut menus.
This problem often occurs when you choose to use one click to open the item.
Last week, Microsoft launched an update of Windows 11 for users listed on the Dev channel from the Insider Windows program.
With updates, the company expands thirteen themes for keyboard touch to other input experiences, including Imes, Emoji panels and sound typing.
Microsoft plays Windows 11 updates with new emojis
