Microsoft Unveils Exciting New Features in Windows 11 Build 26120.2510
This week, Microsoft has rolled out a significant update for Windows 11 Insiders in the Dev Channel. The new Build 26120.2510 (KB5048780) introduces the much-anticipated Recall feature, now available for eligible Intel and AMD-powered devices equipped with Core Ultra or Ryzen AI processors. Enrolling in the Windows 11 Insider Program allows users to experience Recall along with a suite of AI-driven functionalities, including Click to Do.
Highlights of Build 26120.2510
The latest update brings a variety of new features and enhancements, designed to bolster productivity and user engagement:
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Recall: This innovative feature offers your device a “photographic memory,”enabling users to revisit previously opened files or applications through intuitive, natural language searches.
- Paint Cocreator: An exciting new tool that generates AI images based on your drawings on the canvas.
- Image Restyling and Creator Features in the Photos App: The Photos app now supports image generation based on text prompts and can restyle existing images for a fresh look.
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Click to Do: This feature intelligently analyzes on-screen content and suggests quick actions for text, images, and more.
Important Installation Note
To utilize these new AI capabilities, ensure that you have the latest chipset drivers installed. Activate the “Get the latest updates as soon as they’re available”option within the Windows Update settings.
Additional Changes and Improvements
Alongside these innovative features, Build 26120.2510 includes several changes aimed at improving user experience:
Enhanced Windows Hello
Powering security and user experience, Microsoft recently modernized Windows Hello. This update aligns visual elements with contemporary design while ensuring intuitive authentication through revamped passkey functionality.
- Visual Updates: Fast and clear communication visuals are now featured in various authentication flows.
- User Experience Enhancements: Users can seamlessly switch between authentication options for enhanced security measures.
Ongoing Enhancements in the Dev Channel
The Dev Channel is currently experiencing gradual rollouts of additional tweaks:
- [Taskbar & System Tray]: The simplified system tray trial has been temporarily paused to address identified issues.
- [Audio Improvements]: Fixed issues leading to USB audio devices entering sleep mode unexpectedly.
- [File Management]: Resolved Excel hang-ups when launching specific files.
- [Recall Functionality]: Enhanced feedback submission experience and fixed notification issues regarding Secure Boot settings.
Known Issues and Workarounds
Despite numerous improvements, some known issues remain in Build 26120.2510:
Rollback Issues
Users rolling back from Build 26120.2510 to 26120.2415 may encounter an “App Control for Business” dialog due to policy enforcement errors. Follow these steps before rolling back:
- Open Command Prompt as an administrator.
- Run
mountvol s: /s- Delete specific policy files using the command:
del S:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\cipolicies\active\{}.cip
Future Fixes on The Horizon
Microsoft has acknowledged existing issues within features like Recall and Click to Do, promising fixes in upcoming updates:
- Resolving enabling/disabling issues for Recall.
- Improving snapshot saving functionalities.
- Addressing context highlighting concerns within Click to Do.
For the complete changelog and detailed insights, visit the official blog.
For further details and images related to this update, please check the source.
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