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Members of the Windows Insiders program have received a new update with the release of Insider Preview Build 27975, now available in the Canary Channel. This new build offers a range of improvements and fixes designed to optimize the experience for users running this version.
Among the most notable enhancements is the resolution of an issue affecting the reliability of the touch keyboard in recent builds. Additionally, a problem that prevented the use of the Windows Hello PIN on certain devices after updating to these new versions has been fixed, forcing users to set up their PIN again. Another significant fix pertains to the Settings section, where users had reported a crash when trying to access disk information in the storage menu, both from the settings page and by right-clicking on a disk in File Explorer.
However, the new Build 27975 also includes some known issues. Some Insiders have reported that the Start menu exhibits unexpected behavior, scrolling to the top of the screen without warning. Additionally, a problem related to sleep and shutdown on various devices is under investigation, as these functions are not working properly after recent updates.
It is important to remember that the versions available in the Canary Channel are part of an early development cycle and should not be considered an official Windows release. This means that some features may never be implemented beyond the testing phase, as they are subject to change or removal during development.
Members of the program wishing to exit the Canary Channel must perform a clean installation of Windows 11 due to the technical requirements needed to switch channels without losing data. Additionally, these preview versions may display a watermark on the desktop as a reminder that they are development versions. For more details on which builds are available in each channel, it is recommended to visit the Flight Hub.
Referrer: MiMub in Spanish
