Microsoft has released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26300.8068 (KB 5079464) to the Dev Channel, introducing new features aimed at IT administrators. Notable updates include a dynamic list for removing preinstalled Microsoft Store apps, a customizable user folder naming option during setup, and stricter policies for cross-signed drivers that now require WHCP approval. Additionally, enhancements to the Point-in-Time restore wizard improve user experience by adding a settings dialog and clearer prompts. Other changes include a rebranding of the Drag Tray to Drop Tray, updates to pen settings, and fixes for display language reliability and the sfc/scannow error

Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26300.8068 (Dev Channel) released

Microsoft has rolled out Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26300.8068 (KB 5079464) to Insiders on the Dev Channel, adding several new policy options. The update introduces a dynamic list for “Remove Default Microsoft Store packages,” letting administrators drop any preinstalled app by PFN without extra scripts. A new custom user‑folder name field during setup lets IT teams personalize folder names right away, and the kernel now blocks legacy cross‑signed drivers unless they’re WHCP‑approved. The Point‑in‑Time restore wizard gets a UAC settings dialog that lists existing restore points, reminds users to plug in power, and displays the OS version in full four‑part form for clearer recovery steps.

Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26300.8068 (Dev Channel) released @ NT Compatible