Tech Quila reports: Microsoft is planning to involve insider program users earlier access to its windows testing.

“We will soon be flighting early development builds in the Dev Channel,” the company said in an email that was released for view by MSPowerUser. “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.”

“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.”

It is known now that there are more options for Windows Insider Program members to use Windows 11 and that too with not having to put up with the long lists of known issues, unknown bugs, and common unreliability associated with untested versions of operating system updates.

An early look at what Microsoft has planned for Windows 11 is the main attraction of the program and it also helps both MS and users to iron out issues before launch. This also helps generate interest in the operating system in the technical community and creates a bridge between the consumer and Microsoft to adapt new changes or remove unwanted irritants besides making the platform more stable.

Hopefully this will also speed up the deployment cycle of the operating system as there will be more testers to point out possible trouble areas and get the right feedback early on. This sure sounds like a smart move by Microsoft.

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