Here’s the translation to American English:
Microsoft has released the new update for Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.3950 (KB5055653) today for members of the Beta Channel. This version is aimed at those already using Windows 11 version 24H2. Insiders are reminded that the last previous update in the Beta Channel for Windows 11, version 23H2, was Build 22635.5305, and users still on this version can choose to upgrade to the new version 24H2.
The release of this update includes numerous improvements and new features that will be rolled out gradually. One of the main additions is the “power saving” option in Microsoft Intune, which will allow IT administrators to manage the power settings of Windows 11 PCs through group policies and mobile device management (MDM) configurations. This feature optimizes battery usage by limiting background activities and reducing screen brightness, thereby extending the duration between charges.
Additionally, adjustments have been made to the user interface, such as modifying the need status in the taskbar to make it more visible. Administrators will also be able to allow users to unpin specific applications from the taskbar, preventing them from being re-pinned during the policy update cycle.
Another notable improvement in this update affects HDR capabilities management in display settings, enabling additional options such as HDR video streaming, even if this option is disabled. Several issues have also been resolved, including keyboard focus on widgets during login and startup sound failures.
Microsoft has pointed out some known issues, such as difficulties with Xbox drivers on devices connected via Bluetooth and the inability to load certain Windows surfaces in safe mode. Beta Channel members are encouraged to report localization issues and other bugs through the Feedback Hub.
This release underscores Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the Windows 11 experience through user feedback and the gradual implementation of new features. Insiders who wish to receive the latest updates can enable the corresponding option in Windows Update settings.
via: MiMub in Spanish