This means these users will receive updates before other Windows users, but they won’t be able to see the latest changes coming to the operating system. Remaining on the Dev channel means users could face several more bugs and stability issues as Microsoft starts pushing more “early” development builds to users.įor the average user who has been curious enough to try Windows 11 on the Insider Preview builds, this warning from Microsoft means switching over to the Beta channel in the Insider Preview settings would be a good idea. "These builds may be less stable and won't align with the version of Windows 11 expected to be available to the general public later this year,” the company reportedly stated, explaining that the arrival of the Windows 11 Insider builds on the Beta channel was the “perfect time to reevaluate what flighting channel is right” for users. Microsoft allows users to test software in three rings - Dev, Beta, and Release Preview – with the Dev builds being the most ‘bleeding edge’ and unstable among the three.Īlso read: Looking for a smartphone? Check Mobile Finder here.
The company has reportedly emailed users who have signed up to receive early builds of the operating system via the Windows Insider Preview, to inform them that it will begin flighting “early development builds” which will be received by users who are on the Dev channel, according to a report by HTNovo.
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