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Microsoft has announced the release of the latest version of Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.6760 (KB5065793) in the Developer Channel, targeting users who are part of the Windows Insider program with version 25H2. This update brings a series of improvements and new features that will be gradually implemented to enhance the user experience.
One of the most significant new features is the inclusion of a network speed test function, which will be accessible from the taskbar. This tool will allow users to measure the performance of their Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and mobile data connections, making it easier to identify and troubleshoot connectivity issues.
Additionally, Microsoft has added a new page dedicated to Microsoft 365 Copilot in the startup experience, focused on commercial devices that have an active subscription. This section aims to optimize user interaction with Microsoft 365 tools by providing direct access to relevant functionalities and guidance.
Regarding search, improvements have been made to the placeholder text in the File Explorer search bar, highlighting advancements in the new search experience in Copilot+ PCs. For users of this explorer, new StorageProvider APIs have also been introduced, allowing cloud service providers to integrate more effectively with the startup interface.
On the other hand, some temporary issues related to the new emojis have been reported, which will be disabled until a future release. Among the most significant enhancements, voice access has been optimized, now featuring a wait option before executing commands, providing greater control based on each user’s speech patterns.
The update also includes important fixes that have resolved issues affecting screen readers and synchronization problems with the battery icon in the taskbar. Additionally, bugs in the lock screen and storage settings have been corrected, strengthening the overall user experience.
However, some issues remain unresolved, such as those related to the Click to Do functionality and difficulties connecting Xbox controllers via Bluetooth, which are under investigation.
Users who wish to access these new features must toggle the corresponding switch in the Windows Update section of the settings, which will allow the functionalities to roll out gradually, always with Insider feedback to ensure the best possible performance.
via: MiMub in Spanish