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Announcing new builds for 6 November 2026

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Hello Windows Insiders, Today, we’re releasing new Windows 11 Insider Preview builds to the Beta and Experimental channels. New builds this week Select your channel below to view its release notes:
For those on other specific Windows build versions, here are today’s new builds and release notes:
Experimental (Future Platforms) synthetic payload releases Insiders in the Experimental (Future Platforms) channel will begin to notice in the coming weeks that we will be releasing a new build version on a weekly basis, in-between our usual weekly Insider preview builds. These in between releases are just synthetic latest cumulative updates (LCU's), and do not contain any new features or payload. They are helping us test backend flighting and updating services. As such, we will not publish weekly release notes or blogs for these updates, but will keep track of versions in Flight Hub.

Notable new features:​

[Windows Hello]​

Release channel: Experimental Windows Hello sign-in improvement
  • Sign-in and unlock now behave more consistently and give clearer guidance. You no longer have to wait for face or fingerprint recognition to finish before entering your PIN. Use whichever method works first. At certain times, such as after a restart, you'll need your PIN first. After that, biometrics work as usual.
[caption id="attachment_179264" align="aligncenter" width="1920"]Sign in with face, fingerprint, or PIN, whichever works first. Sign in with face, fingerprint, or PIN, whichever works first.[/caption] Thanks, Stephen and the Windows Insider Program team

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