Microsoft has recently launched the Windows 11 Preview Build on the Dev Channel. And the biggest functionality worth noticing is the enhanced subscription management found in the Settings Tab.
The main improvement, believe it or not, isn’t even related to subscriptions. In fact, it wouldn’t be wrong to say that it has nothing to do with it.
Microsoft announced how it would now be incorporating perpetual licenses of its Office. These are usually linked to the account for that page and if you’re already in ownership of this, you’re bound to see it there.
In case you wish to install the product, you’ll immediately see the tab for ‘View Details’ that allows you to establish that particular product.
To be honest, that’s about it. Other than that, we do anticipate a few fixes with the new 25126 build.
It’s always a great point to note down the changes that come through the Dev channel because it greatly tests out an array of exciting features. And the best bit is that the new builds aren’t even linked to the new machine.
There are some really cool functionalities that are really worth your while and hence require a test before you actually put your computer at risk.
Beta channels are always a little safer as they’re called out for being stable. You get some great previews of what feature updates to look out for. And momentarily, we’re seeing it be so close to giving putting the RTM build for Windows 11’s 22H2 version on display.
Provided that does not get signed off too quickly, we should be seeing it make its way down here soon. Therefore, it’s good to keep an eye out for more similar updates regarding the launch by this fall.
Read next: Microsoft Begins Testing New Search Box That’s Now Present In The Center Of The Windows 11 Desktop Interface
The main improvement, believe it or not, isn’t even related to subscriptions. In fact, it wouldn’t be wrong to say that it has nothing to do with it.
Microsoft announced how it would now be incorporating perpetual licenses of its Office. These are usually linked to the account for that page and if you’re already in ownership of this, you’re bound to see it there.
In case you wish to install the product, you’ll immediately see the tab for ‘View Details’ that allows you to establish that particular product.
To be honest, that’s about it. Other than that, we do anticipate a few fixes with the new 25126 build.
It’s always a great point to note down the changes that come through the Dev channel because it greatly tests out an array of exciting features. And the best bit is that the new builds aren’t even linked to the new machine.
There are some really cool functionalities that are really worth your while and hence require a test before you actually put your computer at risk.
Beta channels are always a little safer as they’re called out for being stable. You get some great previews of what feature updates to look out for. And momentarily, we’re seeing it be so close to giving putting the RTM build for Windows 11’s 22H2 version on display.
Provided that does not get signed off too quickly, we should be seeing it make its way down here soon. Therefore, it’s good to keep an eye out for more similar updates regarding the launch by this fall.
Read next: Microsoft Begins Testing New Search Box That’s Now Present In The Center Of The Windows 11 Desktop Interface
