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Microsoft has released a new update for Windows Insider users in the Beta channel, corresponding to version 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.5751 (KB5064071). This update is part of the development cycle for Windows 11 version 24H2 and will be rolled out gradually.
One of the most notable new features in this version is the inclusion of new selection modes in the Click to Do tool. Users will now be able to use modes such as Free Selection, Rectangular Selection, and the Ctrl + Click option, allowing for smoother and more efficient interactions with different entities within the application.
Additionally, significant improvements have been made to the context menu in File Explorer. The highlighted background that used to appear behind packaged application icons has been removed, enhancing their visibility. Taskbar animations have also been revised, providing a more enriched experience when interacting with application groups.
The update also includes fixes for various issues identified in the Start menu and File Explorer. Among these fixes are solutions to the duplication of options in date and time settings and adjustments to menu display, which could have caused confusion among users.
However, Microsoft has alerted users about some known issues, including a potential rollback when attempting to install the update, which may affect some Windows Insider users. The company is working to resolve these issues and advises affected users to use the recovery options available in system settings.
Users interested in accessing these new features need to enable the toggle in settings to receive the relevant updates. Microsoft continues to focus on gathering feedback through this platform with the aim of improving the user experience before the final release of the changes.
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