Windows 11 preview build 25193 brings Xbox subscription management in Settings

After releasing a new Windows 11 insider preview build to the beta channel. Microsoft kicks off a new build to the developer channel, the latest build is labeled with the 25193 version number. The latest update is rolling with the Xbox subscription management in the Settings app, Support for new Braille displays in Narrator, and a good set of fixes. The new build is rolling to the dev channel, read along to know more about Windows 11 insider preview build 25193 update.

Microsoft is rolling out the new update with the 25193.1000 (rs_prerelease) build number. It is an incremental upgrade you can quickly download the new update on your PC. If you’ve opted for the developer channel in the Windows insider preview program, then you can update your PC to the new update.

The new developer channel incremental update lets users easily manage Xbox subscriptions from the Settings app. If you are a member of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass, Xbox Game Pass for Console or Xbox Live Gold, you will now be able to see your subscription details via Settings > Accounts.

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The update also brings support for new braille displays in Narrator, disable the ability to share local files directly to OneDrive using share window, and fixes the issue of enabling .NET Framework 3.5 from Windows features dialog.

Additionally, the new build addresses the taskbar overflow flyout issues, start menu crashing issue on launch when Search highlight is enabled, addresses the Settings crash issue while uninstalling an app, fixes the lagging issue on some apps in recent flights, addresses File Explorer issues, and a good set of other fixes.

Here’s the complete list of changes and fixes coming with the Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25193.

Windows 11 Insider Preview build 25193 – Changes and Improvements

  • General
    • As a result of feedback from Windows Insiders, we have disabled the ability to share a local file directly to OneDrive using the built-in Windows share window that first began rolling out to Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel with Build 25163. We hope to bring this feature back in the future after further refinement of the experience. As we’ve mentioned previously, features we try out in the Dev or Beta Channels may not always ship.

Windows 11 Insider Preview build 25193 – Fixes

  • General
    • Fixed an issue causing enabling .NET Framework 3.5 from the Windows Features dialog to not work in the previous build.
  • Taskbar
    • Made a fix so the taskbar overflow will now use the same accent color as your taskbar.
    • Fixed a couple of issues which were leading to sporadic explorer.exe crashes related to the taskbar overflow.
    • Fixed an issue related to the widgets entry in the taskbar which was causing the taskbar icons to appear to drift around sometimes in the previous flight.
    • Fixed an issue for Insiders with at least two monitors, where if the monitors had different DPI, the taskbar overflow could appear before it was needed or end up overlapped with the date and time on the secondary monitor.
    • Fixed an issue where the taskbar overflow flyout might appear floating away from the taskbar if you opened it after a display scaling change.
  • Start
    • Fixed an issue that was causing unexpected characters to show instead of an apostrophe in the tooltip for the Sleep option in the Power menu.
    • Fixed an issue which could lead to Start menu crashing on launch for some people when Search Highlights was enabled.
  • File Explorer
    • If the taskbar is set to auto-hide and File Explorer is maximized, hovering your mouse on the bottom of the screen to invoke the taskbar should work now.
    • Fixed an issue when dragging and dropping a folder to pin it to the navigation pane, that the line indicating where it would be inserted didn’t have enough contrast in dark mode.
    • We fixed an issue where the search box background in File Explorer might be the opposite color of your current mode (for example dark in light mode).
    • Fixed an issue where File Explorer would appear to open, close, and re-open before it finished drawing after being launched from certain places (for example when opening the location of a downloaded file from Microsoft Edge).
    • Fixed an issue where certain files couldn’t be unpinned from the Favorites section of Home after you’d pinned them.
    • Made another fix to help address UI issues when switching between dark and light mode if the File Explorer window was open when you switch.
    • Fixed a GDI objects leak when resizing the navigation pane in File Explorer, which could potentially lead to content in File Explorer not rendering correctly over time for Insiders who resized the navigation pane frequently.
    • Made some improvements to help the performance of loading Home when using a cloud storage provider, like OneDrive, to back up your files in File Explorer.
  • Settings
    • Fixed an issue causing the Storage page in Settings as well as Disk Cleanup to crash in the scan phase for some people.
    • Fixed an issue where URIs to open pages under the Accounts section of Settings weren’t working for some people – Settings would open, but not navigate to the correct page. This impacted the link to open Sign-in Options in the Start menu.
    • Fixed an issue leading to app icons not displaying correctly under Privacy & Security > Voice activation.
    • Fixed a Settings crash when uninstalling apps using Apps > Installed apps.
  • Other
    • Fixed an issue which could sometimes cause a ShellExperienceHost.exe crash when you stopped casting to another display or switched to duplicate your display.
    • Added a warning to findstr if Unicode input is detected, to make it more clear if that’s why results aren’t returned for certain files.
    • Fixed an issue in recent flights causing lines to not be included when printing tables from certain apps.
    • Fixed an issue in recent flights which could lead to hangs in certain apps.

The update still has some known issues that you can check here.

If you are a Windows Insider to the dev channel, then you’ll receive the new Windows 11 dev preview build 25193. You can simply head over to Settings > Windows Update > click on Check for Updates. And from there you can simply install the update on your PC.

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