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Windows Insider users have received a significant update with the recent release of Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.4452 (KB5060836), available on the Beta channel for those using version 24H2 of Windows 11. This new version includes a range of changes, improvements, and fixes that will be gradually communicated to users who have opted to receive the latest updates.
One of the highlights is the introduction of the new Copilot+ experience, which now offers a personalized homepage for the Recall feature. This enhancement will make it easier to search for and reconnect with relevant apps and websites while clearly displaying recent activity and the most-used content. With the activation of snapshot collections, users will be able to transform this page into a true productivity portal.
Another addition that has generated excitement among users is the ability to relocate hardware indicators, such as brightness and volume, to different areas of the screen—a feature that was requested by many users and can now be easily configured in the system Settings.
Improvements also extend to the Start menu and File Explorer, where changes have been implemented to optimize the overall experience. For instance, a problem that caused crashes in virtual machines for some users has been fixed, and the way information on updates is presented in the system settings has been streamlined.
Despite these advances, the company is aware of some known issues that persist, such as difficulties navigating the new Start menu on touchscreen devices and certain glitches related to Xbox drivers via Bluetooth. Microsoft has indicated that Insiders will receive solutions for these issues in future updates.
Finally, users are reminded that participating in the Windows 11 Beta channel is a temporary experience that will require the installation of a previous update before accessing the latest one. The company encourages users to utilize the Feedback Hub to report issues and share feedback.
With these updates, Microsoft reaffirms its commitment to continuous improvements and engagement with its user community, fostering an environment where user opinions are valued and taken into account.
Source: MiMub in Spanish
