Windows enthusiasts, get ready as Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.670 (KB5037869) is now available in the Dev Channel. An important reminder: Insiders in the Dev Channel will now start receiving updates based on Windows 11, version 24H2 through an enablement package (Build 26120.xxxx). For those wanting to stay ahead and experience features as they are gradually rolled out, simply toggle the switch in Settings > Windows Update to receive the latest updates instantly.
Here are some important highlights of this recent release:
- General Improvements: This update brings a set of general improvements and fixes aimed at enhancing the overall user experience on PCs running this build.
- Network Locations Header Fix: Addressed the missing Network Locations header in the This PC section of File Explorer.
- NSEC3 Validation Enhancement: Increased the limit for next secure record 3 (NSEC3) validation to 1,000 computations in a recursive resolver, ensuring improved DNS server functionality. Administrators can adjust this setting through the registry.
Additionally, several fixes have been implemented to resolve issues affecting domain controllers, installation of Windows updates, NTLM authentication traffic, and Virtual Secure Mode (VSM) scenarios.
Windows enthusiasts are encouraged to provide feedback on localization and report any related issues via the Feedback Hub. By toggling on the feature switch in Windows Update settings, users in the Dev Channel can receive the latest updates promptly. As development progresses, features will be gradually rolled out to ensure a seamless user experience.
Remember to visit Flight Hub for a detailed breakdown of builds across Insider channels. The gradual rollout of the Copilot in Windows preview is also ongoing in select global markets.
For more detailed information on the release and insights into upcoming features, you can access the original blog post linked above. Stay tuned for exciting developments!
Published Date: Fri, 17 May 2024 17:05:22 +0000
Here are some important highlights of this recent release:
- General Improvements: This update brings a set of general improvements and fixes aimed at enhancing the overall user experience on PCs running this build.
- Network Locations Header Fix: Addressed the missing Network Locations header in the This PC section of File Explorer.
- NSEC3 Validation Enhancement: Increased the limit for next secure record 3 (NSEC3) validation to 1,000 computations in a recursive resolver, ensuring improved DNS server functionality. Administrators can adjust this setting through the registry.
Additionally, several fixes have been implemented to resolve issues affecting domain controllers, installation of Windows updates, NTLM authentication traffic, and Virtual Secure Mode (VSM) scenarios.
Windows enthusiasts are encouraged to provide feedback on localization and report any related issues via the Feedback Hub. By toggling on the feature switch in Windows Update settings, users in the Dev Channel can receive the latest updates promptly. As development progresses, features will be gradually rolled out to ensure a seamless user experience.
Remember to visit Flight Hub for a detailed breakdown of builds across Insider channels. The gradual rollout of the Copilot in Windows preview is also ongoing in select global markets.
For more detailed information on the release and insights into upcoming features, you can access the original blog post linked above. Stay tuned for exciting developments!
Published Date: Fri, 17 May 2024 17:05:22 +0000
