Today’s latest Win11 Build 25330 preview update: Improved Surface Dial settings page

Microsoft today released the Win11 Build 25330 preview update for members of the Windows Insider project in the Canary channel. The most noteworthy improvement in this update is the optimization of Surface Dial-related setting options in the Settings application.

Surface Dial is an accessory launched by Microsoft in 2016 for Surface Studio devices to meet users’ creative needs.

It’s just that Microsoft officials have not updated the Surface Dial since then. Now Microsoft has finally improved the relevant settings in the Win11 system.

Attached is the update log of Win11 Build 25330 as follows:

When the user presses the Print Screen button on the keyboard, it will be Open the Snipping Tool. Users can turn off this setting through Settings >Accessibility >Keyboard. If you have modified this setting yourself before, your preferences will be retained.

If you changed the primary mouse button under Settings >Bluetooth & Devices >Mouse, Windows Sandbox will now respect that setting.

When using Bitlocker to encrypt a disk, users can now minimize the encryption progress dialog box.

Users can uninstall the Camera app.

Install free apps and games from search results: Microsoft has introduced a new way to install free apps and games. Hovering over the search results page expands the free app, where you'll find a convenient install button. This will trigger the installation without having to navigate to the product page.

Optimize the design of purchasing applications and games in the Microsoft Store: the style of the shopping dialog box is more in line with the Win11 system style.

Improved in-app comment dialog: The in-app comment experience has been modified to be more in line with the Win11 system style, allowing comments to be completed faster and more reliably.

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