Build 26200.5570: Windows Insider Dev Channel, April 2025. Voice typing profanity controls and a Windows recovery fix
Dev Channel Insiders get a profanity-filter setting for voice typing, pen controls for Click to Do, and fixes for Windows Recovery Environment and other issues.
Does it affect you? Applies to: Devices enrolled in the Windows Insider Program in the Dev Channel, including eligible Copilot+ PCs for some Click to Do and Windows Search changes.
Review notes Additional details from the official release notes (1) Read note
- In detail While Recall and Click to Do are in preview, some accessibility features may not work with them.
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 10 changes
General
For: Insiders with the latest-updates toggle on
- Apps no longer appear blank after installing recent Insider builds.1
Click to Do (Preview)
For: Copilot+ PCs
- Images used with Click to Do image actions no longer remain stuck in a temporary folder on the PC.2
Login and Lock
- Windows Hello facial recognition works for login again for affected Insiders.3
Input
Settings
For: Insiders with the latest-updates toggle on
- Hovering over the cards at the top of System > About shows the correct corner shape.6
Quick Assist
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Quick Assist works for non-administrator users again.7
Fixes error 1002.
Apps
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Some apps that failed to open with a virtual machine component error can now open.8
Fixes the error: “The application was unable to load a required virtual machine component”.
USB devices
- Some USB devices no longer disconnect after the PC wakes from sleep and require a reboot to reconnect.9
Windows Recovery Environment
For: Everyone in the Dev Channel
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Windows Recovery Environment and the “Fix problems using Windows Update” option under Settings > Recovery work again.10
If you experience issues with these recovery experiences, file feedback in Feedback Hub.
Improvements 4 changes
Click to Do (Preview)
For: Eligible Copilot+ PCs
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On PCs that support pen and inking, you can set the pen shortcut button to open Click to Do with a single click, double-click, or press and hold.11
Configure the shortcut in Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Pen & Windows Ink.
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Click to Do can be added as one of the four apps launched from the pen menu.12
If all four pen-menu app slots are in use, replace one through the pen menu settings.
Improved Windows Search
For: Copilot+ PCs using a work or school OneDrive account
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When you use a work or school account with OneDrive, Windows Search shows matches in the text of cloud files, but not photos.13
Applies to users signed in to OneDrive with a work or school account (Entra ID); matches appear in the Windows search box on the taskbar.
Taskbar & System Tray
For: Insiders with the latest-updates toggle on
- The Accessibility flyout in quick settings groups assistive features by vision, hearing, motor, and mobility.14
New feature 1 change
Voice typing
For: Insiders with the latest-updates toggle on
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A new setting lets you choose whether voice typing filters profanity. When filtering is on, profanity is masked with asterisks; when it is off, the words are typed normally.15
Open voice typing with Win + H, select the settings icon, and use the Filter profanity toggle.
Technical details
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Data sheet
- Released
- 2025-04-25
- Type
- Windows Insider build
| Version | Build | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| 25H2 | 26200.5570 | Dev Channel |
Security
No vulnerabilities are listed for this update.
Sources
Cited passages from Microsoft's official notes (15)
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Fixed an underlying issue causing apps to appear blank after installing the latest flights.
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Fixed the issue causing images that are used with Click to Do image actions to be stuck in your temp folder on your PC.
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Fixed an issue causing Windows Hello facial recognition to not work for login for some Insiders after the last two flights.
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Fixed an issue where when using the Symbols section of the touch keyboard, pressing the key to change pages may unexpectedly insert a character into password fields.
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Fixed an issue where toggling back and forth to the Japanese touch keyboard could block input on it.
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Fixed an issue where hovering over the cards at the top of System > About wasn’t showing the correct corner radius.
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Fixed an issue which was causing Quick Assist to not work for non-administrator users (showing error 1002).
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Fixed an underlying issue which was causing certain apps to fail to open with an error saying, “The application was unable to load a required virtual machine component”.
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Fixed an underlying issue which could lead to certain USB devices becoming disconnected after sleep, until you rebooted your PC.
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We fixed the issue that caused Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) to not work and the option “Fix problems using Windows Update” option under Settings > Recovery to also not work.
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You can configure this via Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Pen & Windows Ink.
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Click to Do can also be added as 1 of the 4 apps you can launch via the pen menu when using a pen with your PC.
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If you are signed into OneDrive with a work or school account (Entra ID), you will only see matches for keywords you are searching for within the text of your cloud files in the results shown in the Windows search box on the taskbar – not photos.
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We are improving Accessibility flyout in quick settings by grouping the assistive technologies by vision, hearing, motor and mobility for easy identification
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With this setting on, voice typing will continue to filter out profanity, masking it with asterisks, like it already did. With the setting off, it will type out your profanity like any other words.
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