Windows 11 25H2 build 26200.7922

Windows 11 is uitgebracht in oktober 2021 en bracht ten tijde van release veel vernieuwingen ten opzichte van Windows 10 met zich mee, zoals een vernieuwde grafische interface, een nieuwe Instellingen-app, een taakbalk met iconen in het midden en een vernieuwde Microsoft Store met ook Win32-apps. Sinds de lancering in 2021 brengt Microsoft regelmatig nieuwe functies naar het besturingssysteem.

Wat is er nieuw

Microsoft heeft een nieuwe build van Windows 25H2 uitgebracht met functies en verbeteringen die gefaseerd uitrollen. Het gaat om build 26200.7922. Versie 24H2 krijgt dezelfde update en krijgt daarmee buildnummer 26100.7922.

Nieuw in deze versie van Windows 11 is de mogelijkheid om vanuit de taakbalk een internetsnelheidstest uit te voeren. Je kunt daarvoor met de rechtermuisknop op het wifi-icoon in de taakbalk klikken om deze test uit te voeren.

Ook bevat Windows 11 nu de ingebouwde Sysmon-functionaliteit. Met Sysmon kun je systeem-events vastleggen, zodat ze worden weggeschreven naar het Windows-eventlog. Je moet het nog wel handmatig aanzetten. Daarvoor open je de terminal en voer je de volgende commando’s uit: Dism /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:Sysmon en daarna sysmon -i om de installatie te voltooien.

Verder brengt deze nieuwe versie bijgewerkte emoji’s, openen de widgets nu op volledig scherm, kun je nu webp-bestanden als wallpaper instellen en is de betrouwbaarheid van BitLocker verbeterd.

Je vindt de volledige changelog, evenals instructies hoe je kunt upgraden, hieronder.

Informatie

Downloadlinks

• KB5077241

Instructies

Download de update voor jouw platform en voer het gedownloade bestand uit. De update wordt vanzelf geïnstalleerd.

Je kunt ook proberen de update via Windows Update binnen te halen. Je downloadt Windows 11-updates door de app Instellingen te openen. Daarvoor klik je met links op de Startknop en kies je voor Instellingen. Ga dan naar het tabblad Windows Update. Microsoft brengt updates vaak gefaseerd uit. Om een update als eerste te ontvangen, vink je de optie Krijg de nieuwste updates zodra ze beschikbaar zijn aan. Klik daarna op Naar updates zoeken.

Changelog

• [Emoji] New! The Emoji 16.0 release introduces a small, thoughtfully curated set of new emojis, one from each major category. These new emojis now appear in the emoji panel.

• [Backup & Restore] New! The first sign-in restore experience is now part of Windows Backup for Organizations, bringing this restore capability to more device types. This experience restores user settings and Microsoft Store apps automatically at first sign-in on Microsoft Entra hybrid joined devices, Cloud PCs, and multi‑user environments. This capability helps create a consistent setup process during device refreshes, upgrades, or migrations.

• [Quick Machine Recovery] New! Quick Machine Recovery (QMR) now turns on automatically for Windows Professional devices that are not domain‑joined and not enrolled in enterprise endpoint management. These devices receive the same recovery features available to Windows Home users. For domain‑joined or enterprise-managed devices, QMR stays off unless it is enabled by the organization.

• [Taskbar & System Tray]

  • New! A built‑in network speed test is now available from the taskbar. Open it from the Wi‑Fi or Cellular Quick Settings, or by right-clicking the network icon in the system tray. The speed test opens in the default browser and measures Ethernet, Wi‑Fi, and Cellular connections. This feature helps check network performance and troubleshoot issues.
  • Improved: When your taskbar is set to uncombined, if you have an app open with many windows, they will no longer all move as a set to the overflow area when there is not enough space on the taskbar, and instead only the ones specifically within the set that don’t have space. With this change, the overflow area should no longer appear to display with lots of available space.

• [Accounts] New! A new entry point in the account menu on the Start menu now directs you to the benefits page (https://account.microsoft.com/). This update makes it easier to explore and manage the benefits associated with your Microsoft account.

• [Camera Settings] New! You can now control pan and tilt for supported cameras in the Settings app. The controls appear under Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Cameras, in the “Basic settings” section for your selected camera.

• [Built-in Sysmon] New! Windows now brings Sysmon functionality natively to Windows. Sysmon functionality allows you to capture system events that can help with threat detection, and you can use custom configuration files to filter the events you want to monitor. The captured events are written on the Windows event log, enabling them to be used with security applications and a wide range of use cases.

  • Built-in Sysmon is disabled by default and must be explicitly enabled. Go to Settings > System > Optional features > More Windows features > checking Sysmon or in PowerShell or command prompt:
  • Dism /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:Sysmon
  • To complete the installation, from PowerShell or the command prompt, run: sysmon -i
  • Note: If you’ve already installed Sysmon from the website, it must be uninstalled before enabling the built-in Sysmon.

• [Widgets] New! Widget Settings now opens as a full‑page experience in the Widgets app instead of opening in a dialog.

• [Desktop Background] New! You can now set .webp image files as your desktop background in Settings > Personalization > Background, as well as when right-clicking the image in File Explorer.

• [Search] Improved: Updated icon for the search process in Task Manager to now show a magnifying glass.

• New! Group headers now show the number of results, so you can quickly see when more results are available. Select a group header to see all results for that group and hide results from other groups.

• New! You can preview search results by hovering over a result and selecting Previewto see the content without opening it.

• [Storage Settings]

  • Improved: Updated some of the dialogs in Storage Settings to have a more modern design.
  • Improved the performance of scanning for temporary files.

• [Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT)] New! This update adds support for Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) on Windows 11 Arm64 devices. IT administrators can now install and use tools such as Active Directory Domain Services and Lightweight Directory Services Tools, Active Directory Certificate Services Tools, Server Manager, Group Policy Management Tools, DNS Server Tools, and DHCP Server Tools. These tools are available as optional features and can be installed through Settings > System > Optional Features or from Control Panel > Programs > Turn Windows features on or off.

• [Windows Update Settings] Improves the responsiveness of the settings page.

• [Login and lock screens] Improves the login screen reliability.

• [Nearby Sharing] Improves the reliability of sending larger files.

• [Projecting] Improves the reliability of displaying the project pane after pressing the Windows key plus P.

• [Printing] Improves the Windows print service (spoolsv.exe) to ensure smoother performance and prevent slowdowns during high‑volume printing.

• [File Explorer]

  • Improved: Added the extract all option to the File Explorer command bar when browsing non-ZIP archive folders.
  • Fixed: Holding Shift and clicking the File Explorer in the taskbar, or middle clicking, might open the current instance of File Explorer rather than another instance.
  • Improved reliability of displaying devices on the Network page of File Explorer.

• [Display]

  • Improved: Made display-related performance improvements to help reduce PC resume-from-sleep time on heavily loaded systems and other scenarios.
  • Improved: For laptops used with a docking station while the lid is closed, improved reliability of resuming from sleep when connecting to AC power, without needing to open the laptop lid.

• [Other] Addressed a few small visual issues, including when the taskbar was set to autohide, with the Windows Security pop-up credentials fields, and with the print dialog.

• [Secure Boot] With this update, Windows quality updates include additional high confidence device targeting data, increasing coverage of devices eligible to automatically receive new Secure Boot certificates. Devices receive the new certificates only after demonstrating sufficient successful update signals, maintaining a controlled and phased rollout.

• [BitLocker] Improved: This update improves BitLocker reliability. Your device no longer stops responding after you enter your recovery key.