Microsoft has started rolling out a new Windows 11 Insider Preview update for the Beta, Dev, and Preview channels. The update is gradually rolling out to everyone, so make sure you have enabled “Get the latest update soon they are available” from Windows Update.
- Added Support for USB 80Gbps: With the Intel Core 14th Gen HX-Series, you have performance improvements up to 80Gbps, allowing for high-performance display, storage, and connectivity.
- Windows Share: The browser now has new Windows Share Windows Support and fixes issues. You can instantly share URLs to WhatsApp, Gmail, X, Facebook, and LinkedIn by clicking on the Windows Share button.
- Better Richer Weather on Lock Screen: You have a better weather experience on the Lockscreen. It has dynamic, interactive weather updates and will be enabled by default.
- Microsoft Store: Some improvements include an Instant Arcade game while browsing, performance improvements when installing for search or browsing, and notifications for app installations.
- CoPilot: Rolling out to more new users in more regions. Initially, it was limited to North America, the United Kingdom, and some parts of Asia and South America.
- Task Manager: It is now more reliable, as it had glitches previously.
- Widgets: Microsoft Start Feed still appears even if the taskbar is hidden; however, you may see incorrect spacing and fonts.
- Updates eye control system: You can also backup these settings and automatically install them on a new device when logged in.
If you encounter any issues, please submit feedback to Microsoft through the Feedback app (press Win + F). Other changes are more about improvements and optimisations, but there are still known issues.
Download Windows 11 Insider Preview 10.0.22635.3061 (ni_release) amd64
If you prefer clean installation or manual upgrading, then you can download the ISO Package, and installation guide mentioned down below.
Windows 11 Build 22631.3078 (23H2)
— Release Preview Channel
22631.3078.240103-1705.23H2_NI_RELEASE_SVC_PROD2_CLIENTMULTI_X64FRE_EN-USISO
This is an AMD64 based on the x64 architecture, which is the most-preferred architecture for Windows 11 PCs.
Download ISO from Microsoft Insider Preview Download Page
Here is the guide if you prefer to download the ISO file from the official Microsoft Site.
- Open the Microsoft Insider Preview page, and scroll down to Select Edition.
- Choose Build from the drop-down menu.
- Then select the language and then click on continue.
- After that, click on 64-bit; that’s it.
How to install Windows 11?
Here are some pre-requirements to check before installing Windows 11 on your PC.
- Registered for Windows 11 Dev.
- Download and install WinRAR.
- Please check Windows 11 requirements here; if this error cannot be fixed, please refer to the troubleshooting guide here.
- Keep a backup of all critical documents, data, and apps.
- One compact flash drive (USB).
How to Create a Bootable Windows Insider Preview-Windows 11 Drive
- After downloading the Windows 11 ISO, navigate to the download folder.
- Once connected to a PC, conduct a FAT32 format on your Pendrive (DOS 11 Bootable Pendrive)
- Pick Extract from the right-click menu on the Windows 11 ISO file, and then select the USB Flash Drive.
- Once the extraction process is complete, you may perform a Windows upgrade.
- It’s completed!
How to Install Windows 11 on your Computer
- After shutting down your computer, perform a boot-up.
- After turning on the computer, press the Boot key (HP laptop: Esc, Asus: F12; check the internet for the boot key as it appears at the beginning of the PC boot up) to start it (HP laptop: Esc, Asus: F12; check the internet for the boot key as it appears at the beginning of the PC boot up).
- After selecting your USB Flash Drive, follow the on-screen instructions.
- Please click Next if you do not have the product key.
- Select Custom, select Drive 0 (Or the C drive partition) as the partition type and then click Format/Next to install Windows 11 according to your choices.
- It eventually restarted. Now you can remove the USB drive.
- Following that, Windows 11 will begin to boot on your computer. Now all that remains is for you to create an account.
- That is all!
