- Windows 11 build 29585 improves Voice Typing on the touch keyboard by removing the full-screen overlay and using inline animations.
- Build 28020.2075 improves input reliability, clipboard history performance, and typing stability with ADLaM keyboard support.
Microsoft is releasing Windows 11 build 29585 for version “Feature Platforms” (version 27H2) and Windows 11 build 28020.2075 for version 26H1 through the Experimental channel, delivering more incremental changes with new features and fixes.
According to the official changelog, “Windows 11 Insider Preview Quality Update (29585)” introduces general improvements, print driver changes, improvements for the touch keyboard experience with Voice Typing, and more.
As part of build 28020.2075 (Experimental experience for version 26H1), the company is rolling out improvements for input and font.
Windows 11 build 29585
In the Experimental experience for Feature Platforms, the company is rolling out only general improvements, and the Internet Protocol Print driver (prnms012) now includes updated hardware IDs (HWIDs) in preparation for upcoming changes to printer driver ranking behavior.
Microsoft is improving Voice Typing on the touch keyboard with a more streamlined and less intrusive design. The previous full-screen overlay is being removed and replaced with lightweight animations that appear directly on the dictation key.
Finally, the company has released additional reliability fixes in the latest Canary build for Windows 11. These updates improve Japanese IME behavior when Administrator Protection is enabled, helping ensure a smoother input experience in secured environments.
The update also addresses an issue that affected the persistence of sign-in states for certain apps after recent Canary flights, improving overall stability and reducing unexpected logouts.
Windows 11 build 28020.2075
As part of the Windows 11 build 28020.2075, Microsoft rolls out general improvements and fixes to improve the overall experience.
Also, the software giant is rolling out several refinements in the latest build focused on input, clipboard, and font quality.
On the input side, the update improves typing reliability when using the ADLaM keyboard layout. The Clipboard History has also been optimized, resulting in faster, more responsive opening times.
In addition, Windows 11 includes font improvements, with updates to the Leelawadee UI font family used for Thai, Lao, Khmer, and Lontara scripts. These changes enhance glyph sequencing, positioning, and overall text rendering quality for better readability.
Other details
It’s important to clarify that Windows 11 26H1 is not a feature update for existing devices. The software giant has explicitly confirmed that version 26H1 is not an upgrade path for computers running Windows 11 25H2 or any earlier release.
This release is designed exclusively for new ARM64 hardware and will ship only on next-generation computers, starting with devices powered by Snapdragon X2 Plus, Elite, and Extreme processors. Systems based on Intel or AMD platforms will never receive Windows 11 26H1 through Windows Update or any other supported upgrade channel.
Preview build download
To download and install this Windows 11 build, enroll your devices in the Experimental experience through the “Windows Insider Program” settings from the “Update & Security” section. Once you enroll the computer in the program, you can download the build from the “Windows Update” settings by turning on the “Get the latest updates as soon as they’re available” option and clicking the “Check for Updates” button.
Alternatively, you can also download the ISO files from the Windows Insider Preview Downloads page. Specific preview builds are available for a limited time only.
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