Windows 11 Update KB5065789 – What’s New and Improved
Microsoft has released Windows 11 update KB5065789 to the Release Preview channel, bringing new features, bug fixes, and improvements to version 24H2 (Build 26100) and 25H2 (Build 26200). While this is a preview update, it highlights how Windows 11 continues to evolve with AI integration, productivity enhancements, and security fixes.
Key Fixes and Improvements
1. Text and Input Fixes
- Resolved an issue where certain Chinese characters displayed as empty boxes in text fields.
2. Windows Update / WSUS
- Fixed problems with updates delivered through Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), improving reliability for enterprise environments.
3. Windows Hello and PIN Setup
- Corrected a bug where setting up a PIN would fail with error 0x80090010 on devices joined to Entra ID domains.
New Features in KB5065789
AI Actions in File Explorer
- File Explorer now supports AI Actions on images and documents, including:
- Background blur
- Object removal
- Visual search
This feature is rolling out gradually and may appear first on Copilot+ PCs.
Click to Do Enhancements
- Adds table detection, allowing users to quickly send simple tables to Excel or copy/share them.
Share Menu Improvements
- You can now pin apps to the Windows Share menu, making it easier to send files and links to your favorite apps.
Taskbar Policies
- Updates to pinned taskbar apps now apply without restarting explorer.exe.
On-Screen Indicators
- Users can reposition volume and brightness indicators for a more personalized experience.
Emoji Updates
- Introduces a set of Emoji 16.0 characters, including new icons like a harp and fingerprint.
What IT Admins Should Know
- The update is in preview, so not all features will appear immediately.
- Some features (like AI Actions) cannot yet be disabled by end users.
- It’s recommended to test before deploying widely in enterprise environments.
Final Thoughts
Windows 11 update KB5065789 is more than just bug fixes—it’s another step in blending AI with everyday workflows. From smarter File Explorer tools to improved policies and customization, this update is shaping Windows 11 into a more modern and efficient platform.
As always, keep in mind that Release Preview updates may still contain issues, so approach deployment carefully if you’re managing multiple devices.
