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Build 26200.6713

Build 26200.6713: Windows Insider Release Preview Channel, September 2025. Click to Do table actions and Narrator Braille Viewer

In short

Release Preview builds 26100.6713 and 26200.6713 add Click to Do table actions, accessibility features and other changes, alongside fixes for input, Windows Hello and more.

Does it affect you? Applies to: Windows Insiders with devices in the Release Preview Channel running Windows 11, version 25H2 (build 26200).

Build
26200.6713
Review notes Additional details from the official release notes (8) Read notes
  • In short Click to Do table detection is scheduled to roll out in a future update, not in this build.
  • In detail Click to Do table detection is scheduled to roll out in a future update, not in this build.
  • In detail The Emoji 16.0 feature will roll out in a future update.
  • In detail The update adds support for Certificate Revocation List (CRL) partitioning in Windows Certificate Authorities.
  • What changes Click to Do table detection is scheduled to roll out in a future update, not in this build.
  • What changes The new Emoji 16.0 characters will roll out in a future update.
  • What changes The Auto SR changes described here will roll out in a future update.
  • What changes Administrator Protection Preview will roll out in a future update.

The official sources are linked at the end of the page.

This is a test build for people in the Windows Insider Program. Features in it can change, be removed, or never reach regular Windows releases.

What changes

Fixes 18 changes

Desktop

Gradual rollout
  • Desktop icons and text no longer overlap when you use increased text scaling.1

File Explorer

Gradual rollout

For: Users of Arabic or Hebrew display languages

  • Icons in File Explorer panes display correctly in Arabic and Hebrew.2
    Fixes mirroring of icons in the details, preview and navigation panes when using an Arabic or Hebrew display language.

Input

Gradual rollout 3 items
  • Touch input can enter your PIN on the sign-in screen after the PC wakes from sleep.3
  • Some characters display correctly when you use the Chinese Input Method Editor.11
  • Certain Chinese characters no longer appear as empty boxes in some text fields when a character limit is set.12
    The issue could occur in fields such as those used by Connection Manager Administration Kit.

Settings

Gradual rollout 2 items

For: Windows Insiders

  • Disks and Volumes no longer shows an unsupported BitLocker encryption link that leads to error 0x80004005.4
    The issue affects Settings > System > Storage > Disks and Volumes.
  • Settings no longer crashes when you access drive information.17
    Also fixes launching the affected pages from File Explorer drive properties.

Dynamic Lighting

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders using Dynamic Lighting

  • Dynamic Lighting Background Controller no longer occasionally uses excessive CPU after you unlock your PC.5

Voice Access

Gradual rollout

For: People who use Voice Access

  • Voice Access no longer gets stuck saying it is listening without responding.6

Windows Hello

Gradual rollout 2 items
  • You should no longer unexpectedly see a message that your PIN is unavailable when entering Safe Mode.7
  • Windows Hello PIN setup no longer fails with error 0x80090010 on affected Microsoft Entra ID domain-joined devices.14
    Addresses an issue on devices joined to Microsoft Entra ID domains after installing Windows updates released on or after KB5060842.

Windows Sandbox

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders using Windows Sandbox

  • Windows Sandbox no longer causes the PC to become unresponsive because of high CPU use after sign-in.8
    Fixes high CPU use by the VmmemCmFirstBoot process after login when Windows Sandbox is enabled.

HDR

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders using HDR

  • HDR no longer unexpectedly turns off immediately after you enable it in Settings.9

Quick Settings

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders casting from Quick Settings

  • Pressing Enter now confirms the PIN when you cast from Quick Settings.10

Servicing

For: Organizations using WSUS

  • Windows Update works again for customers using Windows Server Update Services.13
    Addresses an issue that disrupted Windows Update for WSUS customers.

Media

  • Protected content playback works again in certain Blu-ray, DVD and digital TV apps.15
    The issue can occur after installing KB5064081.

Battery

For: Windows Insiders

  • The taskbar battery icon shows that your PC is charging when it is charging.16

Windows Update

  • Some Insiders no longer see error 0x80070002 when installing the build.18

New features 15 changes

Click to Do

Gradual rollout 2 items
  • Click to Do can detect a simple table so you can select it and send it to Excel, copy it or share it.19
    Available on Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs; AMD and Intel support is coming. Convert to table with Excel requires the latest Excel app and a Microsoft 365 subscription. This is not yet rolling out in the EEA and will arrive in a future update.
  • New and popular action tags make recent and widely used actions easier to discover in the Click to Do menu.20

Agents in Settings

Gradual rollout

For: Copilot+ PC users

  • Agent search results now link directly to the related Settings page.21
    Currently rolling out to agents in Settings on Copilot+ PCs.

Desktop

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders

  • You can move the brightness, volume, airplane mode and virtual desktop indicators to different positions on the screen.22
    Set their position in Settings > System > Notifications, under Position of the onscreen pop-up.

Notification Center

Gradual rollout

For: Users with multiple monitors

  • Notification Center is now available on secondary monitors. Select the date and time in the taskbar system tray to open it.23
    With the August 2025 non-security update, you can also show a larger clock with seconds above the calendar.

File Explorer

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders outside the EEA

  • File Explorer's AI actions can edit images or summarize documents. Right-click a file and choose AI actions.24
    The experience is not available in the EEA. Image actions support .jpg, .jpeg and .png; Copilot summaries for OneDrive and SharePoint files require an active Microsoft 365 subscription and Copilot license.

Windows Share

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders

  • You can pin favorite apps in the Windows share window for quicker access.25

Emoji

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders

  • The emoji panel adds seven Emoji 16.0 characters: Face with Bags Under Eyes, Fingerprint, Root Vegetable, Leafless Tree, Harp, Shovel and Splatter.26
    This feature will roll out in a future update.

Advanced Settings

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders

  • The redesigned Advanced settings page makes developer options easier to find, including Git details for repository folders in File Explorer.27
    File Explorer + version control can show a repository's branch, diff count and last commit message. Find the page under Settings > System > Advanced.

Automatic Super Resolution

Gradual rollout

For: Gamers using Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs

  • On Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs, a notification can let you turn on Auto SR when you launch a supported game.28
    The feature is easier to find and manage in Graphics settings. This will roll out in a future update.

Input

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders

  • Keyboard shortcuts let you insert an en dash or em dash while typing.29
    Press Windows logo key + Minus (-) for an en dash, or Windows logo key + Shift + Minus (-) for an em dash. If Magnifier is running, Windows logo key + hyphen (-) zooms out Magnifier instead.

Narrator

Gradual rollout

For: People who use Narrator with a refreshable Braille display

  • Braille Viewer shows on-screen text and its Braille equivalent in a floating window that updates as you navigate with Narrator.30
    Set up Narrator for Braille and install the support package in Settings > Accessibility > Narrator > Use a Braille display with Narrator. Open Braille Viewer with Narrator key + Alt + B.

Administrator Protection Preview

Gradual rollout
  • Administrator Protection Preview provides just-in-time administrator privileges while allowing administrator users to perform their admin tasks.31
    Off by default; enable through OMA-URI in Intune or Group Policy. Enabling it through Windows Security is planned for a later update, and this feature will roll out in a future update.

Passkeys

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders using passkeys

  • Windows 11 can use a compatible credential manager app to store and use passkeys.32
    Turn on support under Settings > Accounts > Passkeys > Advanced options, then verify with Windows Hello.

Gaming

Gradual rollout

For: Windows gamers using an Xbox controller

  • Long-pressing the Xbox button on a controller opens Task View. A short press opens Game Bar, and holding the button still turns off the controller.33

Improvements 10 changes

Click to Do

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders

  • Click to Do's Summarize action gives shorter, more focused summaries of text.34
    The output for text entities is shorter and more focused.

Taskbar

Gradual rollout

For: IT administrators and managed-device users

  • Applying a taskbar pinning policy no longer requires restarting Explorer. A pin might appear within about eight hours.35
    The delay depends on the policy refresh interval; administrators no longer need to restart explorer.exe.

File Explorer

Gradual rollout 2 items

For: Windows Insiders

  • App icons in the Open With menu are easier to see because the colored background behind them is removed.36
    Removes the accent-colored backplate behind packaged app icons in the file context menu.
  • Cloud files launch and context menus load more quickly.37
    Underlying changes improve the performance of launching cloud files and loading context menus.

Narrator

Gradual rollout

For: People who use Narrator in Word

  • Narrator provides smoother voice feedback and more reliable reading and navigation in Word, including for footnotes, comments, lists and tables.38
    Changes include consistent list announcements, clearer table boundaries and selection feedback.

Settings

Gradual rollout 2 items

For: Windows Insiders

  • More time, language and keyboard options are now in Settings instead of Control Panel.39
    Date and time options are under Settings > Time & language > Date & time; number, currency, UTF-8 and language-copy options are under Language & region. Keyboard character repeat and cursor blink rate are under Accessibility.
  • The installed apps list loads more quickly.40
    Improves performance when loading Settings > Apps > Installed apps.

Gaming

Gradual rollout

For: Gamers using overlays, especially with multiple monitors

  • Gaming performance can improve when Game Bar or other overlays appear over a game, particularly with monitors that have different refresh rates.41

Other

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders

  • Several Windows dialogs, including the message shown when an app fails to open, now match the Windows 11 visual style.42
    The dialogs are modernized with WinUI 3.

Performance

  • Windows Certificate Authorities now support Certificate Revocation List partitioning.43
    Adds support for Certificate Revocation List (CRL) partitioning.

Removal 1 change

Settings

Gradual rollout

For: Windows Insiders

  • The Settings link for managing or clearing Bing search history is removed; you can manage that history from the Privacy dashboard instead.44
    The former entry was under Settings > Privacy & security > Search > Search history. The Privacy dashboard is linked under Related settings on that page.

Technical details

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Data sheet

Released
2025-09-12
Type
Windows Insider build
VersionBuildChannel
25H2 26200.6713 Release Preview Channel

Security

No vulnerabilities are listed for this update.

Sources

Updated
Cited passages from Microsoft's official notes (44)
  1. 1. Icons and text may become overlapping on the desktop when using increased text scaling. blogs.windows.com
  2. 2. Icons in the details, preview, and navigation panes of File Explorer aren’t properly mirrored when using an Arabic or Hebrew display language. blogs.windows.com
  3. 3. After waking a PC from sleep, touch input may not work to enter your pin on the login screen. blogs.windows.com
  4. 4. Clicking it results in BitLocker opening and displaying error 0x80004005. blogs.windows.com
  5. 5. The Dynamic Lighting Background Controller may occasionally consume excessive CPU after unlocking your PC. blogs.windows.com
  6. 6. Voice Access may get stuck in a state where it says it’s listening but is stuck and doesn’t respond. blogs.windows.com
  7. 7. You may unexpectedly see a message saying “Something happened and your PIN isn’t available” when attempting to enter safe mode. blogs.windows.com
  8. 8. the VmmemCmFirstBoot process may consume large amounts of CPU after login, causing your PC to become unresponsive. blogs.windows.com
  9. 9. HDR may unexpectedly immediately turn off after being enabled in Settings. blogs.windows.com
  10. 10. If you had to enter a PIN for your device to cast from Quick Settings, pressing Enter wouldn’t confirm the PIN. blogs.windows.com
  11. 11. An issue where some characters didn’t display correctly when using the Chinese Input Method Editor (IME). blogs.windows.com
  12. 12. certain Chinese characters appeared as empty boxes in some text fields, such as those used in Connection Manager Administration Kit, when a character limit was set. blogs.windows.com
  13. 13. This update addresses an issue that disrupted Windows Update for customers using Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). blogs.windows.com
  14. 14. This update addresses an issue that affects Windows Hello PIN setup with error 0x80090010 on devices joined to Microsoft Entra ID domains blogs.windows.com
  15. 15. This update addresses an issue that affects playback of protected content in certain Blu-ray, DVD, and digital TV apps. blogs.windows.com
  16. 16. The battery icon in the taskbar may not display a charging state even though your PC is charging. blogs.windows.com
  17. 17. Settings may crash when attempting to access drive information under Settings > System > Storage. blogs.windows.com
  18. 18. Some Insiders see error 0x80070002 when attempting to install the build. blogs.windows.com
  19. 19. This is available on Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs, with support for AMD and Intel-powered Copilot+ PCs coming soon. blogs.windows.com
  20. 20. New and popular action tags in the Click to Do context menu help you discover the latest and most widely used AI-powered actions. blogs.windows.com
  21. 21. A direct navigation link to the corresponding settings page is now available from agent search results. blogs.windows.com
  22. 22. To change their position, go to Settings > System > Notifications, and then pick from the options in the Position of the onscreen pop-up in the dropdown list. blogs.windows.com
  23. 23. The Notification Center functionality is now available on secondary monitors. blogs.windows.com
  24. 24. Use AI actions in File Explorer to edit images or summarize documents. blogs.windows.com
  25. 25. You can pin your favorite apps in the Windows share window to quickly access them when you need them. blogs.windows.com
  26. 26. These new emoji are designed to resonate across cultures and contexts. You’ll find them in the emoji panel starting with this build. blogs.windows.com
  27. 27. Settings include File Explorer + version control, which shows Git details such as branch, diff count, and last commit message directly in File Explorer when you select a repository folder. blogs.windows.com
  28. 28. This feature will roll out in a future update. blogs.windows.com
  29. 29. Press Windows logo key + Minus (-) to insert an en dash, and Windows logo key + Shift + Minus (-) to insert an em dash. blogs.windows.com
  30. 30. A new floating window opens and updates dynamically as you navigate with Narrator. blogs.windows.com
  31. 31. This feature is off by default and needs to be enabled via OMA-URI in Intune or via group policy. blogs.windows.com
  32. 32. You can now use plugin credential manager for passkeys. blogs.windows.com
  33. 33. When you long press the Xbox button, it will open Task View. blogs.windows.com
  34. 34. The output for text entities is shorter and more focused. blogs.windows.com
  35. 35. After applying the policy, users might see a pin on their taskbar within approximately 8 hours, depending on the refresh interval. blogs.windows.com
  36. 36. The File Explorer context menu has been updated to remove the accent colored backplate behind packaged app icons in the Open With list blogs.windows.com
  37. 37. Made underlying changes to help improve the performance of launching cloud files from File Explorer and loading context menus. blogs.windows.com
  38. 38. Narrator now offers a smoother, more natural experience in Word, with improved voice feedback, reliable continuous reading, and better navigation for footnotes, comments, lists, and tables. blogs.windows.com
  39. 39. You can now add additional clocks, change your time server, and customize date and time formatting—including AM/PM symbols—directly from Settings > Time & language > Date & time. blogs.windows.com
  40. 40. Made underlying changes to help improve the performance of loading the apps list in Settings > Apps > Installed apps. blogs.windows.com
  41. 41. This may particularly help those with multiple monitors which have different refresh rates. blogs.windows.com
  42. 42. Several dialogs, including the one that appears when an app fails to open, have been modernized with WinUI 3 blogs.windows.com
  43. 43. Added support for Certificate Revocation List (CRL) partitioning in Windows Certificate Authorities. blogs.windows.com
  44. 44. You can now manage your Bing search history directly from the Privacy dashboard blogs.windows.com
Checked automatically: 8 of 8 checks passed, 44 quoted passages
  • Quotes found in the official pages: passed
  • Numbers found in the sources: passed
  • Vulnerabilities from the dossier only: passed
  • Links to allowed domains only: passed
  • Every official change covered: passed
  • Readable plain text: passed
  • Changes confirmed by the file list: passed
  • Sources agree: passed

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