After a short hiatus, the Windows team has now launched a new Windows 11 preview for all interested testers. New Group Policies for IT administrators only and an update to the Family Safety widget are new this time around. Otherwise mainly bug fixes. If you want to try out the new initial version, you can do so with the newly released ISO package. The new ISOs currently released specifically for registered Windows Insiders should help with testing and enable a clean install.
This is the installation package for the next major Windows 11 update, scheduled for the second half of the year. Microsoft has been introducing new functions and improvements for weeks. Microsoft is slowly but surely moving towards the end of the development phase of this update. Microsoft has arrived at the fine-tuning and rolling out further optimizations and bug fixes. We’ve translated the update highlights for you and added them at the end of the post. As always, more information about updates and known issues can be found in Windows Blog,
Currently, only users who have signed up for the Windows Insider Program can load the new ISO package. But you can still catch up at any time and register for the Insider Program now. The download package is only available after signing in with a linked Microsoft account. The new version of ISO is based on preview build 22610.
The ISO is offered as a personal download link for registered Windows Insiders. This website for download can only be used as a registered Windows Insider, the generated links are valid for 24 hours. You can register for the Windows Insider Program at any time with a Microsoft account and supported device. Regular Home previews are available now, as well as Windows 11 Pro and EDU versions.
ISOs are available in various language packages, including German. There’s an interesting finding for the preview: Build 22610 has neither an expiration date nor a watermark. The next major Windows 11 update is scheduled to be released in the second half of 2022.
Highlight
- This build includes some new Group Policies for IT administrators and an update for the Family Safety widget.
- This build also includes several improvements that will improve your overall experience.
- This build includes two newly known issues that will affect Windows Insiders. One of these known problems involves hiding icons on the taskbar.
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