'Windows 11 Build 25300: Development Channel Live Ready'

We actually just released the 2023 month Patch Tuesday a day ago, so everyone is still busy downloading and installing.

But guess what? Microsoft has also just released a brand new update for all Windows 11 Insiders operating on the Dev Channel.

Before we begin, be sure to check out Windows 7 and Windows 8 updates, as well as the updates Adobe releases for its products.

This new Dev version also has a lot to check out, so let’s jump right into it and go through the changelog together.

What’s changed in Windows 11 build 25300?

As you heard, Microsoft just released a new Windows 11 Insider build (25300) on the Dev Channel today.

This new version brings new aligned layouts, live subtitles in more languages, WinRE-related rendering bug fixes, and more.

Live subtitles are only available in English with an emphasis on English (US) following its initial release via Windows 11 2022 Update (22H2).

However, starting with this version, live subtitles will also be available in Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish subtitles in English and other English dialects.

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That being said, some languages ​​shown on the Language & Locale page will indicate speech recognition support but not live subtitles yet.

If you're unfamiliar with this feature, know that you can turn on Live Captions using a keyboard shortcut or from the Quick Settings accessibility flyout. WinCtrlL

#Currently, Microsoft is looking for new ways to improve the discoverability and usage of snap layouts, such as reducing The hover time required to invoke the flyout.

And, in addition to a few other tweaks, you'll notice that some treatments also pull in the icon for the application window you're using and add a descriptive title.

Let’s also take a look at the rest of the changelog to see what other goodies or known issues Microsoft has in store for us.

Changes and Improvements

[Voice Typing]

• Sync voice typing settings across all devices signed in with the same Microsoft account starting with build 25227, Changes to the automatic punctuation and voice input launcher are now available to all Windows Insiders in the Developer Channel. You can toggle this feature via Settings>Account>Windows Backup>Remember my preferences> Accessibility This currently only works with Microsoft accounts today, AAD support will be available later.

[Settings]

• Updated Applications > Launch > Settings to make it easier to access more information about listed applications.
• Right-click the Win32 app in the Start screen or search for the app and select Uninstall, you will now go to Settings to uninstall the app.

[WSL]

• Improved upgrade experience for new Windows Subsystem for Linux Store apps (mentioned in build 25272) so now You will be prompted for installation when calling wsl.exe.

Fixes

[General]

• We fixed a fundamental issue related to combase.dll that caused use after upgrading to build 25290 The GetKnownFolder API crashes in multiple applications, including Notepad and Windows Terminal for IME users. This issue is also believed to be the root cause of some Insiders finding that certain operations in File Explorer take several minutes to complete in these builds.
• We fixed an issue that caused rendering issues and difficulties when using the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE).
• Fixed an issue where some users were having trouble authenticating to corporate websites that required Windows Integrated Authentication.

[Taskbar and System Tray]

• The ability to display clock seconds on the system tray first introduced in build 25247, if updated to build last week If it disappeared after build 25300, it should be restored after updating to build 25295.
• Fixed an issue that caused the taskbar to be cut off after a resolution change.
• We fixed an issue that could unexpectedly switch window focus when hovering over an app icon on the taskbar.

[Widgets]

• Developer Channel due to a fix for an issue that caused third-party widgets to unpin when signed in with a Microsoft account across multiple Windows 11 devices The latest widget update in will unpin third-party widgets. Insiders will need to return to their widget board and re-pin the widgets again. If you're still seeing issues with widgets being unexpectedly unpinned, please submit feedback.
• The "Find More Widgets" link in the widget picker is no longer broken and will point to the App Store collection here.

[Enter]

• Started rolling out a fix for an issue where the IME candidate window and IME toolbar were sometimes not displayed or cropped.

[File Explorer]

• Dragging and dropping files and folders across tabs should work again.

[Task Manager]

• Process names typed in the search box should no longer accidentally spell-check.
• Fixed several issues with how Narrator reads content in Task Manager.
• Fixed an issue where the dropdown in settings might not match your currently selected theme.
• Results should no longer suddenly disappear when using search on the App History page.
• If you have the "Default Start Page" drop-down open in Settings, clicking on the Task Manager window should cause the drop-down to disappear immediately.
• Using the search box area to drag the window should now work (just like other areas of the title bar).
• Fixed an issue where the confirmation dialog was not displayed for ending a process in the Details tab.
• Increasing text zoom should no longer cause a "See More" button to be displayed with no content.
• If you perform a search and then press the down arrow, keyboard focus should now move from the search box to the results.
• If you have the Contrast theme enabled and select one of the rows in the Process page, that row should now appear selected.
• Fixed an issue where focus might not be set to search correctly, resulting in Narrator not saying focus was on the search box.

[Other]

• Fixed an issue where Narrator focus would not properly return to the Quick Settings window when using the back button in the Cast page.

Known Issues

[General]

• Investigating an issue where some users are experiencing longer than expected update times when installing the latest version . If you encounter this issue, please submit a new feedback item with the log in the Feedback Center.
• Some AAD (Azure Active Directory joined) users will now see the "Ready for you" screen when logging into Windows after updating to the latest version. We are investigating this issue.
• Launching the Group Policy Editor may display an error about the displayName property not being found.
• Using Windows Hello to log in with facial recognition may not work on Arm64 PCs. The workaround for this issue is to use the Hello PIN path .
• The investigation reports that the Windows Insider Program settings page shows that newer builds are available in Windows Update, even though they are on the latest available builds in the Development Channel.
• [New] We are investigating reports that the New button in the Snipping Tool is not working for some Insiders after upgrading to build 25295. If you are affected by this, go to Settings > Applications > Default Applications and set screenshot as the default screenshot for ms-screenclip and it should do the trick.

[Widget]

• Investigate an issue where third-party widgets may not load as expected under certain circumstances.

[Taskbar and System Tray]

• For some with multiple Insiders with multiple monitors, app icons on the taskbar may appear on the wrong monitor.

[Windows Spotlight]

• Click on the secondary monitor Does not turn off the full-screen experience.

[Live Subtitles]

• On Arm64 devices, enhanced speech recognition support will incorrectly install via the Language and Locale page .Arm64 users who do not support speech recognition with live subtitles in their preferred language can use this workaround: (1) Uninstall all "Speech Pack-" app entries in Settings > Installed Apps >; (2) In "Time and Language >> Language and Region Settings", temporarily set the first language in the preferred language list as an acceptable alternative language; (3) Start real-time subtitles.
• Real-time for Traditional Chinese Subtitles are not currently available for Arm64 devices.
• Some languages ​​shown on the Language and Region Settings page will indicate speech recognition support (e.g. Korean), but live subtitles are not yet supported.
• When adding a language through the Languages ​​& Locales page, the language feature installation progress may be hidden, and you may not see the installation of Enhanced Speech Recognition (required for live subtitles) complete. (You can use the Language Options for that language ” to monitor progress. If this occurs, there may be an unexpected delay before the Live Captions setup experience detects this issue and allows you to continue.
• The Language & Locale page may not provide necessary speech recognition language support for live subtitles for up to an hour after first logging in.
• Subtitle performance in non-English languages ​​may be reduced, and out-of-language filtering is missing in non-English (US) languages, meaning incorrect subtitles will be displayed for speech in non-subtitled languages.

What should I do if I can't install build 25300?

1. Press to access "Settings". WinI
2. Select the System category and click Troubleshoot.
3. Press the Other Troubleshooting button.
4. Press the Run button next to Windows Update.

Also, please be sure to report any other issues you may encounter so Microsoft can address them and improve the overall operating system experience for all of us.

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