Microsoft Updates Windows 11 Beta with New Voice typing, Click to do Features and more

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Microsoft has released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.3941 (KB5055634) to the Beta Channel, bringing a mix of new features, improvements, and important fixes for users testing version 24H2.

Among the highlights, a new profanity filter setting has been added to voice typing, giving users the choice to allow or mask explicit words. The update also expands Click to Do (Preview) on Copilot+ PCs, enhancing pen and inking shortcuts. Additionally, Windows Search is now smarter, offering improved keyword results from OneDrive cloud files for work or school accounts.

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Accessibility improvements include a revamped Quick Settings flyout grouping assistive technologies by vision, hearing, and mobility needs. Critical fixes address problems like blank app windows, touch keyboard issues, Windows Hello login failures, and USB device disconnections after sleep mode.

Microsoft also resolved issues with Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) and Quick Assist for non-admin users. However, a few known issues remain, including problems with Xbox controllers via Bluetooth and Windows Sandbox failures.

Microsoft reminds Beta users that new features are rolled out gradually and may change before official release. Insiders are encouraged to keep providing feedback as development continues.

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Abhijay Singh Rawat

Abhijay Singh Rawat Shield

Previously the Editor at GadgetsToUse, Abhijay is a seasoned tech and gaming journalist, who also shares his passion for gaming and trekking in the hills of Uttrakhand. For any feedback or query, feel free to reach out to him at [email protected]

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