Windows 11 insider preview последняя сборка

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October 5, 2023

Hello Windows Insiders, today we are releasing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25967 to the Canary Channel.

REMINDER: As builds released to the Canary Channel are “hot off the presses,” we will offer limited documentation for builds flighted to the Canary Channel including documenting only the most significant and highly impactful known issues. Please note that we will not publish a blog post for every flight – only when new features are available in a build.

What’s new in Build 25967

Introducing the new Settings homepage 

We’re introducing a new homepage in Settings that offers you a dynamic and personalized experience. It provides an overview of your device, quick access to key settings, and helps manage your Microsoft account.

We created interactive cards that represent various device and account related settings, grouped by commonly accessed functions. Each card is optimized to offer the most relevant information and controls at your fingertips. In this release, you’ll see up to seven cards, with more coming soon.

Here’s an overview of each card:

1. Recommended settings: This card adapts to your specific usage patterns, providing timely and relevant settings options. It’s designed to streamline your settings management and save you time.
2. Cloud storage: Gives you an overview of your cloud storage use and lets you know when you’re nearing capacity.
3. Account recovery: Helps keep your Microsoft account more secure by helping you add additional recovery info so you never get locked out of your account, even if you forget your password.
4. Personalization: Brings customization to the forefront by offering one-click access to update your background theme or change your color mode.
5. Microsoft 365: Provides a quick glimpse of your subscription status and benefits, along with the ability to take some key actions right in Settings instead of going to the web.
6. Xbox: Similar to the Microsoft 365 card, you’ll be able to view your subscription status and manage the subscription from the Settings app.
7. Bluetooth Devices: To simplify your Bluetooth device management experience, we’ve brought this to the forefront so you can quickly access and connect to your favorite Bluetooth-enabled devices.

You can take swift actions directly from this page with just a click, making device and account management seamless and efficient. What sets the homepage apart even further is that it’s more than just a landing page—it evolves and learns with you. As you use your device, it’ll adjust to provide the most relevant and useful information based on your usage and preferences.

NOTE: This experience will only be available on Windows 11 Home and Pro editions and not on devices managed by organizations.

FEEDBACK: Please file feedback in Feedback Hub (WIN + F) under Settings > Settings Homepage.

Changes and Improvements

[General]

• The Cortana app is removed after updating to this build. We have ended support for Cortana – see this page for more information.

[Start menu]

• [ADDED 10/6] Under All apps in the Start menu, Windows 11 system components will now show a “system” label.

[Quick Settings]

• We are trying out a scrollable view of quick settings to some Windows Insiders in the Canary Channel as part of evaluating effectiveness of different layouts. As part of the change, rather than having to edit the list to add new quick actions, the user now has a scrollable list of quick actions that can be rearranged.

[Settings]

• System Components currently listed in Settings > Apps > Installed Apps page, have moved to its own page under Settings > System > System Components.

• Xbox Game Bar is now Game Bar under Settings > Gaming.

[Windows Subsystem for Linux]

• The September 2023 update for the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) has been rolled out and includes networking improvements in the latest Insider Preview builds. See this blog post for more details.

Fixes for known issues

• Fixed an issue which was causing Insiders to see bugchecks (green screens) in recent Canary Channel builds when shutting down, logging out, or restarting.
• Fixed a white flash when opening File Explorer in dark mode, as well as an issue where File Explorer could get stuck with the wrong colors after switching between light and dark mode.
• Fixed a few issues that were leading to explorer.exe crashes.
• Fixed an issue where File Explorer sorting changes wouldn’t persist in folders after you navigated away and back.
• Fixed an issue which was causing icons on the desktop to turn into white generic icons until you refreshed the desktop.
• Did some work to help improve File Explorer performance, including fixing a memory leak which would impact performance over time, and fixing an issue where the tab would get stuck with a loading icon even though loading was finished.

Known issues

• [NEW] If you need to roll back to the previous build (Build 25951) if this build has issues, you may experience an issue where the Start menu or Settings do not work. See this forum post on how to get out of this state. After updating to the next set of builds in the Canary Channel, this issue will be resolved for rolling back.
• We’re investigating reports that the print queue is no longer accessible.
• Some popular games may not work correctly on the most recent Insider Preview builds in the Canary Channel. Please be sure to submit feedback in Feedback Hub on any issues you see with playing games on these builds.

Microsoft Store Update

Windows Insiders in the Canary and Dev Channels running version 22309.xxxx.x of the Microsoft Store and higher will see the following improvement rolling out:

Visual refresh of Windows license pages: We’ve improved the look and feel of Windows license pages in the Microsoft Store to be consistent with Windows 11. The pages provide comparison tables between Windows editions to help make it easier to choose what license is best for you.

FEEDBACK: Please file feedback in Feedback Hub (WIN + F) under Microsoft Store.

For developers

You can download the latest Windows Insider SDK at aka.ms/windowsinsidersdk.

SDK NuGet packages are now also flighting at NuGet Gallery | WindowsSDK which include:

• .NET TFM packages for use in .NET apps as described at aka.ms/windowsinsidersdk
• C++ packages for Win32 headers and libs per architecture
• BuildTools package when you just need tools like MakeAppx.exe, MakePri.exe, and SignTool.exe

These NuGet packages provide more granular access to the SDK and better integration in CI/CD pipelines.

SDK flights are now published for both the Canary and Dev Channels, so be sure to choose the right version for your Insider Channel.

Remember to use adaptive code when targeting new APIs to make sure your app runs on all customer machines, particularly when building against the Dev Channel SDK. Feature detection is recommended over OS version checks, as OS version checks are unreliable and will not work as expected in all cases.

About the Canary Channel

The Canary Channel is the place to preview platform changes that require longer-lead time before getting released to customers. Some examples of this include major changes to the Windows kernel, new APIs, etc. Builds that we release to the Canary Channel should not be seen as matched to any specific release of Windows and some of the changes we try out in the Canary Channel will never ship, and others could show up in future Windows releases when they’re ready.

The builds that will be flighted to the Canary Channel are “hot off the presses,” flighting very soon after they are built, which means very little validation and documentation will be done before they are offered to Insiders. These builds could include major issues that could result in not being able to use your PC correctly or even in some rare cases require you to reinstall Windows. We will offer limited documentation for the Canary Channel, but we will not publish a blog post for every flight – only when new features are available in a build.

Our Canary Channel won’t receive daily builds; however, we may ramp up releasing builds more frequently in the future.

The desktop watermark you see at the lower right corner of your desktop is normal for these pre-release builds.

Important Insider Links

• You can check out our Windows Insider Program documentation here.
• Check out Flight Hub for a complete look at what build is in which Insider channel.

Thanks,
Amanda & Brandon

Microsoft keeps releasing Windows 11 insider preview builds, you can test the upcoming version of Windows 11 with new features before they appear in the stable public release. In this case, we are setting our eyeballs on Windows 11 channels 23H2 and 24H2. This is a comprehensive guide on how you can download the latest Windows 11 insider preview ISO files and get them installed on your computer.

Testing Windows 11 Insider Dev channel is indeed helpful for you to test upcoming features in Windows 12. Microsoft releases insider previews to test things before and get feedback before rolling to the public. There is a higher chance that you get to see all the changes in the public release of Windows 11 and some functions can be purely experimental.

Timeline: We’ve simplified the codes for you.

Step 1 of 2

Download Windows 11 Insider preview build system images directly to your PC. Also, guide to making ISO on your computer using our method.

Which one to choose? I’m confused. Pick Dev for new features and when you’re familiar with the installation process. Install any Beta builds and they’ll eventually update themselves to stable build through Windows Update.

🟠 Canery build Windows 11, 24H2🐱‍🏍(view changelog)

See the Instruction Guide for the process to build ISO | ping @quickfever for special language builds.

Step 2 of 2

Build Windows 11 Insider Preview Build ISO

Step 1. Download Windows 11 Insider preview

Download the tool from the above or (View all links), and use the 64-bit link to download 64-bit Windows 11 UUP files. And use the ARM link to build ARM Windows insider preview ISO.

Step 2. Now extract the tool, right-click, and select Extract All option.

Step 3. Open the extracted folder, and run uup_download_windows file, this script is an automated script that will download all the files using the Aria2 download program. This is necessary to download multiple files at once.

Step 4. Press R to run the tool.

Step 5. This will take some minutes, use a high-speed internet connection. you can see the progress inside the command prompt window and all the files that this tool download is from the Microsoft server, so yes there is no involvement of third-party files.

note: If for some reason, you see an error in downloading, just close and start the tool, it will skip downloaded files and confirm all files are downloaded.

5-2. After a few minutes, the tool automatically creates ISO from the files. We’ve optimized some settings to make the process even faster. For an estimated the tool will take less than 5 minutes to build ISO on your computer.

Step 6. Find the ISO file inside the Windows-11-x64 folder. Now you can install Windows 11 by creating a bootable USB using a tool like Rufus.

(Optional) Once the tool downloads all the files, this script will execute another tool that you can find inside the same folder. If you wish to manually trigger the ISO building process, please run the convert-UUP to start converting downloaded files to Windows 11 Insider preview ISO.

Step 7 . Find the ISO file inside the Windows-11×64 folder. Now you can install Windows 11 by creating a bootable USB using the Rufus tool.

Helpful Links

Install Windows 11 on UEFI – Bypass TPM 2, Secure boot, and CPU Requirement
Install Windows 11 on Legacy BIOS and no TPM 2.0

Getting the latest Insider build.

You can join the Windows Insider program within Windows settings to receive official Insider preview builds. This method usually takes longer than a manual install.

1. Go to computer settings, press Windows Key + I (shortcut)
2. Update & Security > Windows Insider Program > Setup with Microsoft Account.
3. Update & Security > Windows Update > Check for updates.

This should hook you with the insider program, and you will get the latest insider build if you choose Skip Ahead at the time enabling the insider program.

Windows 11 Insider Preview

Download from Microsoft. What’s available: Build 25346, 23440, Insider Dev and Beta channel, Insider Enterprise.

1. First, go to this page and log in with Microsoft account, if you don’t have one; create one. Unlike downloading a Windows 11 stable ISO, this will require a Sign in.
2. From the page select the Edition and the Language. Here I choose “Win 11 Insider Preview. Not every recent version is available from Microsoft if you didn’t find a recent version by using this method, feel free to jump to the bottom of this article where we add links to the latest versions.

Choose the language and select Confirm.

1. Links will be created for both 64-bit and ARM machines; you need to download one according to your PC architecture. For some editions you will find only a 64-bit version How do I know which one I have?

Remember these links are valid for a 24-hour period, (optional) If you wish to download the file in a few days here is how to do that. You can remotely download the file to any cloud storage by pasting the link provided by Microsoft. After that, you can download the file from the cloud storage the usual way.

Creating Bootable Media

There is more than one way to create a bootable installation media. Creating a bootable USB is a fast way, and installing Windows 10 from USB just makes sense.

• How to Clean Install Windows 11 and 10 Version 21H2 on a Laptop and PC
• How to Install Windows 11 From a USB
• How to Burn Disc Image (ISO & IMG) in Windows 10, 7 or 8
• Windows 10 Media creation tool Download & Create Bootable USB

I hope this helps you get your hands on the latest features and new tweaks. Do more with Windows 10 here are some interesting guides to get going.

• How To Make The Windows 10 Taskbar Translucent (100% Transparent)
• Windows 10 Performance Tweaks to Make it Faster

Features

• How to Disable Windows 11 Built-in Advertising Completely
• How to Disable Cortana in Windows 10 in One-Click

Windows Insider is like a treat for Developers and tech-savvy people who are interested to test out upcoming and bleeding-edge features of Windows 10. This article helps folks in downloading Windows 10 insider ISO (building one on your own).

Windows 11 insider preview is divided into two channels, one is beta and the other is Dev. Beta is the next version that will release, while the Dev channel includes features that can make it into the next stable update. It’s counterintuitive to test the Beta channel, rather than just download and hop to the latest Windows 10 insider preview ISO and get it installed on your computer.

PS: Thank you for all the love, we’re proud that we were the original content creator of the story, almost all popular websites now started including this tutorial.

PS2: Although insider Canary and Dev aren’t tied to specific build version officially, you can be sure that what is suggested in this article is correct.

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