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Build 26120.6780: Windows Insider Beta Channel, October 2025. Settings actions and multi-file sharing in Drag Tray

In short

Dev and Beta Channel Insiders are testing quicker Settings changes, multi-file sharing in Drag Tray, and fixes for several Windows components.

Does it affect you? Applies to: Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel and Beta Channel. Beta Channel build 26120.6780 is for Insiders on Windows 11, version 24H2; the Dev Channel receives build 26220.6780.

Builds
26120.6780 · 26220.6780

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 7 changes

Click to Do (Preview)

Gradual rollout

For: Copilot+ PCs in the Dev and Beta Channels

  • Starting Click to Do on the primary display with a right-edge gesture no longer puts the swipe visuals on the wrong display.1
    For Click to Do on Copilot+ PCs.

Taskbar & System Tray

Gradual rollout

For: Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels

  • Repeatedly pressing WIN + a number cycles through the windows of the corresponding app as expected.2

File Explorer

Gradual rollout
  • File Explorer no longer crashes frequently for some Insiders because of an issue in the previous flight.3

Start menu

Gradual rollout 2 items

For: Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels

  • The Start menu no longer unexpectedly scrolls to the top when you interact with it.4
  • The Start menu context menu opens with touch instead of immediately dismissing.5

Search

Gradual rollout

For: Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels

  • Searches are less likely to show unexpected text instead of the expected results and images.6

Other

Gradual rollout
  • Apps, including browsers, should no longer repeatedly crash as they did for some Insiders in the previous flight.7

Improvements 4 changes

Click to Do (Preview)

Gradual rollout

For: Copilot+ PCs in the Dev and Beta Channels

  • When you launch Click to Do, visual cues highlight items such as emails and tables. Selecting an item shows actions you can use.8
    For Click to Do on Copilot+ PCs.

Administrator Protection

Gradual rollout

For: Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels

  • You can enable Administrator Protection again from Account protection in Windows Security.9

OneDrive

Gradual rollout

For: Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels

  • A new OneDrive icon is appearing in Accounts and Homepages in Settings.10

Run

Gradual rollout

For: Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels

  • The Run dialog is being updated for dark mode. This change is on a very slow rollout.11

New features 3 changes

Agent in Settings — Recommended settings

Gradual rollout

For: Copilot+ PCs in the Dev and Beta Channels

  • Recommended settings can show an inline action for recently changed settings, so you can adjust them more quickly.12
    For agent in Settings on Copilot+ PCs.

Agent in Settings — Search

Gradual rollout

For: Copilot+ PCs in the Dev and Beta Channels

  • Settings search shows more results to help you find and change settings. If a setting cannot be adjusted further, a dialog explains why and offers an option to modify it.13
    For agent in Settings on Copilot+ PCs.

Drag Tray

Gradual rollout

For: Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels

  • Drag Tray supports sharing multiple files, suggests more relevant apps, and lets you move files to a chosen folder.14

Technical details

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Data sheet

Released
2025-10-10
Type
Windows Insider build
VersionBuildChannel
— 26120.6780 Beta Channel
— 26220.6780 Dev Channel

Security

No vulnerabilities are listed for this update.

Sources

Updated
Cited passages from Microsoft's official notes (14)
  1. 1. Fixed an issue where launching Click to Do on your primary display via right-edge gesture would result in the swipe visuals appearing on the incorrect display. blogs.windows.com
  2. 2. Fixed an issue where pressing WIN + <number> repeatedly wasn’t cycling through the windows of an app as expected. blogs.windows.com
  3. 3. Fixed an issue in the previous flight which was causing File Explorer to crash a lot for some Insiders. blogs.windows.com
  4. 4. Fixed an issue which was causing Start menu to unexpectedly scroll to the top when interacting with it. blogs.windows.com
  5. 5. Fixed an issue where the context menu in Start wouldn’t open with touch (just immediately dismissed). blogs.windows.com
  6. 6. Fixed an issue where searches might show unexpected text instead of the expected results and images. blogs.windows.com
  7. 7. If you were experiencing a large number of apps (including browsers) crashing in the previous flight, that should no longer repro with this update. blogs.windows.com
  8. 8. Visual cues now make key entities, such as emails, tables, and more, light up on your screen as you launch Click to Do. blogs.windows.com
  9. 9. The ability to enable Administrator Protection via Windows Security under Account protection is now available again. blogs.windows.com
  10. 10. We are rolling out the new OneDrive icon in Accounts and Homepages in Settings. blogs.windows.com
  11. 11. [UPDATE] This change is on a very slow rollout so not many Insiders will see it right away. blogs.windows.com
  12. 12. Recommend Settings: Now allows for faster changes by showing an inline agent action for recently modified settings. blogs.windows.com
  13. 13. Search: We now show more available results in the search fly out to discover what you’re looking for and to allow you to quickly modify those settings. blogs.windows.com
  14. 14. Drag Tray now supports multi-file sharing, intelligently surfaces more relevant apps, and enables seamless file movement to a chosen folder. blogs.windows.com
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