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Microsoft has announced the availability of a new preview version of Windows 11, known as Insider Preview Build 26120.5742 (KB5064075), released in the Beta channel for Windows Insiders using the 24H2 version of the operating system. This update brings a series of improvements that reflect the company’s efforts to unify the system interface.
Among the most notable new features is the relocation of time and language settings, which can now be managed from the Settings app instead of the Control Panel. Users will have the ability to add additional clocks and modify the time server directly in the Time & Language section. Additionally, the settings for date, time, number, and currency formats have been simplified, allowing users to make these changes from a single location.
The update also enhances keyboard settings, including functionality for adjusting the character repeat rate, which has been moved to the Accessibility section within Settings. Furthermore, visual changes have been implemented in system dialogs to better align with the overall design of Windows 11.
In terms of troubleshooting, Microsoft has addressed various issues in File Explorer. Bugs affecting icon display and the appearance of items have been fixed, as well as performance issues when opening cloud files. The Start menu has also received adjustments to ensure proper classification of applications.
However, some known issues have been identified, including difficulties in installing the update on certain devices and compatibility problems with some Xbox drivers, which could cause crashes on PCs.
Windows Insiders in the Beta channel will receive these updates through an enablement package, allowing them to be the first to experience new features as they are rolled out. Microsoft has indicated that some of these developing features may not be officially released, as they continue to evaluate user feedback.
With this approach, the company aims not only to enrich the user experience but also to foster a more cohesive interaction among the various system settings, thereby responding to the changing needs of users in the digital age.
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via: MiMub in Spanish
