Build 26200.5651: Windows Insider Dev Channel, June 2025. Settings agent and Recall export for EEA users

For: Insiders with Copilot+ PCs

• Recall no longer crashes for some Insiders.¹

• A folder opened from outside File Explorer still opens in a new tab, and that tab now receives focus.²
• Navigating through File Explorer folders no longer causes the memory leak that affected performance and reliability over time for some people.³
• Extracting archive files performs better, particularly when copying many files out of large 7z or .rar archives.⁴

• The new Start menu no longer displays in the wrong direction when the display language is Arabic or Hebrew.⁵
• The Move to front, Move right, and Move left options for pinned apps work from the context menu.⁶

For: Some Insiders in the Dev Channel

• Settings navigation entries appear in your preferred language instead of unexpectedly appearing in English.⁷

For: Some Insiders in the Dev Channel

• Text in some app menus no longer appears corrupted or overlapped. Typing in Word also avoids the reported Hebrew period and Thai space errors.⁸

For: Insiders running scripts from remote SMB shares

• Scripts run from some remote file shares no longer take unexpectedly long to finish.⁹
  The issue affected shares on older Windows Server versions, such as Windows Server 2019.

• Recall now has a reset option that deletes all snapshots and resets Recall settings.¹⁰
  The reset button is in Settings > Privacy & Security > Recall & Snapshots > Advanced settings.
• On new Copilot+ PCs, Recall keeps snapshots for up to 90 days by default instead of indefinitely. You can change the duration in Settings.¹¹
• Teaching tips provide more information and guidance while you use Recall.¹²

For: Insiders in the Dev Channel

• Dividers separate the top-level icons in the File Explorer context menu.¹³

For: Insiders signed in with Microsoft accounts outside the EEA

• When you share a OneDrive cloud file, “Share using” offers other apps for sharing the link after you select “Copy link.”¹⁴
  This rollout applies to Insiders signed in with Microsoft accounts who are not in the EEA.

For: Insiders in the Dev Channel

• The Settings search box moves to the top center. Improved search and agent integration are available only on Copilot+ PCs.¹⁵

For: Insiders in the Dev Channel

• Activation and expiration notices use Windows 11-style notification toasts, and the activation messages in Settings are improved.¹⁶
  The Settings page is Settings > System > Activation.

For: Insiders with Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs

• On Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs, describe a problem in Settings to get recommended steps for changing settings. The feature works when English is the primary display language.¹⁷
  The on-device AI agent can, with permission, automate and execute tasks. AMD- and Intel-powered PC support is planned for later.

For: Insiders in the EEA with Recall on Copilot+ PCs

• Insiders in the EEA can export Recall snapshots to share with third-party apps and websites. The export code appears once during initial setup; exports require Windows Hello authentication and are encrypted.¹⁸
  Exports can cover the past 7 days, 30 days, or all snapshots, or run continuously until turned off or Recall is reset. Managed-device exports are disabled by default and can be controlled with the AllowRecallExport policy.

For: Insiders in the Dev Channel

• A larger clock with seconds can appear above the date and calendar in Notification Center.¹⁹
  Turn on “Show time in the Notification Center” under Settings > Time & language > Date & time.

• A new action sends text or images to Microsoft 365 Copilot so it can respond to your query.²⁰
  The action requires a Microsoft 365 license and follows your organization’s privacy policies.
• When Click to Do recognizes an email address, you can send a Teams message or schedule a Teams meeting with that contact.²¹
  Microsoft Teams version 25153.1002.3699.5695 or higher is required.

For: Insiders in the Dev Channel

• Voice access supports Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Japanese for navigation, dictation, and Windows commands. Japanese support is still in progress and may have issues.²²