Key Features in the Gradual Rollout:
1. Click to Do: This AI-driven feature allows users to convert tables from documents into Excel files and is currently available on Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs, with support for other processors to follow.
2. Agents in Settings: Improved navigation links from agent search results to relevant settings pages enhance accessibility.
3. Desktop Customization: Users can now reposition hardware indicators such as brightness and volume from the Settings app.
4. Taskbar Improvements: IT administrators can apply pinning policies without restarting explorer.exe, allowing changes to appear almost immediately.
5. File Explorer Enhancements: New AI actions for image editing and document summarization, along with a refined context menu for better visibility.
Additional Features:
- Windows Share: Users can easily pin their favorite apps for quick access.
- Emoji Update: The addition of new emojis in the Emoji 16.0 release.
- Advanced Settings Redesign: This includes features like version control and Git details directly in File Explorer.
- Automatic Super Resolution (Auto SR): Simplified settings for gamers on Snapdragon-powered devices.
Input, Narrator, and Accessibility Features:
- New keyboard shortcuts for en dashes and em dashes have been introduced, along with improvements in the Narrator for better Braille display support.
- The Administrator Protection Preview aims to enhance security by managing admin rights with just-in-time privileges.
Security and Settings Features:
- Passkeys Integration: Improved integration for using plugin credential managers.
- Settings Improvements: The management of Bing search history has been streamlined.
Gaming and Performance Features:
- Enhanced Xbox controller support and performance improvements for gaming, including compatibility with multiple monitors of different refresh rates.
Normal Rollout Features:
- Fixes for input display issues with Chinese IME, improvements to Windows Update for WSUS users, and resolution of Windows Hello PIN setup errors.
In summary, these updates signal Microsoft's ongoing commitment to enhancing Windows 11. With a focus on user experience, security, and performance, the latest builds aim to provide Windows Insiders with a more robust and feature-rich operating system. As Microsoft continues to refine Windows 11, users can expect further improvements and innovations in future releases, catering to the evolving needs of their diverse user base
Windows 11 Builds 26100.6713 and 26200.6713 (Release Preview Channel) released
Microsoft has released new features and improvements for Windows Insiders in the Release Preview Channel of Windows 11, categorized into gradual and normal rollouts. Key features include Click to Do, Agents in Settings, and File Explorer Enhancements, as well as updates to Emoji, Advanced Settings, and Input. The company also addressed various issues, including those affecting gaming, performance, security, and accessibility, such as Administrator Protection Preview and Passkeys integration. Additionally, the update resolved numerous bugs, including incorrect character display with Chinese IME, empty boxes for Chinese characters, and Windows Hello PIN setup errors.
Windows 11 Builds 26100.6713 and 26200.6713 (Release Preview Channel) released @ NT Compatible
