Windows 11 Insider Experimental Preview Build 26340.9577

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Hi all, last Friday Microsoft released Windows 11 26340.9577 to the Experimental Preview Channel

Smooth upgrades here on all experimental devices, Happy Flighting!

Changes and improvements gradually being rolled out

[Start menu]

  • See more of your latest activities at a glance: Phone companion for the Start menu now shows more of your recent activity, with a scrollable side pane so you can view even more without leaving the Start menu.
The phone companion in Start with a scrollable pane for viewing more recent mobile activity.

[Settings]

  • Windows Insiders will now see Energy Recommendations directly in Quick Settings, making it easier to discover and take actions that can help reduce energy consumption and improve device sustainability.
  • Made some small visual refinements to the design of the temporary files section under Settings > System > Storage.

[Narrator]

  • Building on the math reading and navigation support introduced for Narrator in Build 26340.9354, we’re expanding the experience with additional language and browser support. Narrator math reading now supports a total of six languages: English (United States), English (United Kingdom), Traditional Chinese, Finnish, German, and Spanish. You can choose your preferred language under Math reading settings in Narrator settings.
  • Math reading is also now available for supported web content in Microsoft Edge Stable version 153.0.4234.32 and later and Chrome Stable version 153.0.8010.18 and later, making it easier to read and explore equations across more of the places where students and professionals work.
The Narrator Math reading settings page in Windows Settings.

[Audio]

  • Fixed an issue affecting certain USB Audio Class 1.0 devices, including some multichannel audio headsets, that could prevent the device from working correctly after installing the latest updates.

[Taskbar]

  • Improved underlying state persistence of taskbar settings related to multiple monitors across monitor connections and disconnections.

source: Flight Hub

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