Core Viewpoint - Microsoft has released the first test version of Windows 11 25H2, featuring deep integration with password manager 1Password, allowing users to store and manage passkeys within the password manager instead of the system [1]. Group 1: New Features - The new version includes deep integration with 1Password, where the Windows Security Center will utilize passkeys stored in 1Password and save new passkeys there by default [1]. - Users interested in this feature need to update to Windows 11 Dev Build 26200.5670 / KB5060831 and install the 1Password Beta version [2]. Group 2: Bug Fixes - Fixed issues causing crashes on the File Explorer homepage and during startup [3]. - Resolved problems with duplicate entries when interacting with folders in the Start menu [4]. - Addressed high crash rates of ctfmon.exe affecting normal content input [5]. - Fixed memory leak issues in the lock screen slideshow that could degrade system performance over time [6]. - Corrected the startup sound reverting to the Windows Vista version [7]. - Improved dialog text scaling for clearer display of pop-up text [8]. - Fixed the issue where File Explorer would not retain view changes, affecting user modifications like desktop icon arrangement [8]. Group 3: Installation Issues - Some users may encounter installation failure with error code 0x80070005, leading to automatic rollback. Microsoft is working on a fix, and users can attempt to resolve it through Windows Update settings [9].