Microsoft has released the latest Windows 11 build for members of the Windows Insider Program in the Dev Channel. It includes a number of unnamed improvements and fixes for those users.

Microsoft is now rolling out a number of new Windows 11 features for members of the Windows Insider Program who have the previously released Dev Channel build 26120.96 (KB5038575) installed.

With Windows 11 Build 22449, Microsoft is starting to test features in its Dev Channel that won't be part of the fall release of Windows 11.

You can change Insider Channels from Dev Channel to Beta Channel or vice versa on Windows 11. We show you how to do it the right way.

You can change your channel, or start flighting, by going to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Insider Program, and choosing the channel that best fits your needs.

Microsoft is rolling out a major Windows 11 update to members of the Windows Insider Preview program running Dev Channel builds of the operating system.

Differences between Canary vs Dev vs Beta vs Release Preview Windows Insider Channels explained to help you decide which Insider Channel to choose.

Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel are being asked to reinstall Windows 11 to remain there, or be moved to a new, less stable Canary Channel.

The various preview channels for the Windows Insider Program. The existing Dev Channel will stick around, though, and continue offering users access to early Windows 11 features.

The Dev Channel will get builds that Microsoft says are not matched to a specific Windows 10 release. The features they will test may show up in any build update or servicing release, officials said.

New “Canary” channel will showcase more-experimental, less-stable Windows builds More frequently released updates means more channels for public beta testing.