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Windows Insiders! Microsoft has just rolled out the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5661 (KB5060838) to the Dev Channel, bringing a host of exciting new features and improvements. This update focuses on enhancing the user experience with new Copilot+ PC experiences, improved hardware indicators, and significant refinements to core Windows components.
A Smarter Recall Homepage
One of the standout features in this build is the introduction of a new, personalized homepage for Recall. Designed to help you quickly reconnect with your past activities, this new homepage makes it even easier to pick up where you left off with your apps and websites. It’s all about making your workflow more fluid and efficient.
Enhanced Hardware Indicators
Say goodbye to fixed hardware indicators! This preview introduces a new setting that allows you to move hardware indicators for brightness, volume, airplane mode, and virtual desktops to different positions on your screen. This small but significant change provides more customization options, letting you tailor your display to your preferences.
Start Menu and File Explorer Improvements
The Start menu and File Explorer, two of Windows’ most-used components, have received welcome improvements. While the specifics of these enhancements are continuously evolving, the update aims to provide a smoother and more intuitive experience. Expect refined layouts, quicker access to your files, and overall performance boosts.
Beyond the Headlines: Bug Fixes and Known Issues
As with every Insider Preview, this build also includes a range of bug fixes addressing various issues. You’ll find resolutions for input problems, crashes related to explorer.exe, and performance degradation in File Explorer, contributing to a more stable computing experience.
However, it’s worth noting some known issues are still being ironed out. These include challenges with touch navigation in the new Start menu, Xbox Controller connectivity, and potential rollbacks during update installation. Microsoft is actively working on these, with fixes expected in future updates. For the Xbox Controller issue, a workaround is available, so make sure to check the official blog post for details if you encounter it.
Stay Connected with the Dev Channel
This release further highlights Microsoft’s commitment to using Control Feature Rollout technology, which means features may evolve or be removed during the development process. This dynamic approach allows the Windows team to iterate quickly and deliver the best possible experience based on Insider feedback.
Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel continue to play a crucial role in shaping the future of Windows. Your feedback is invaluable, so keep exploring these new features and reporting any issues you encounter.
For more in-depth information and to stay updated, refer to the official Windows Insider Blog post:
