Microsoft has announced a brand new Windows feature experience pack, this time for users who're part of the Windows Insider program and running preview builds within the Beta and Release Preview channels.

The brand new Windows Feature Experience Pack version is 120.2212.3920.0, also it comes as an optional update for those who are currently within the Release Preview channel.

According to Microsoft, there's just one important fix within this update, because it resolves an issue causing the touch keyboard to not display when invoked.

Other than that, it's a significant minor release, but at the same time, it also helps Microsoft test this new servicing method counting on Windows Feature Experience Packs.

"As a reminder - we are testing this new process by helping cover their Insiders to deliver new feature improvements to customers beyond major Windows 10 feature updates. At this time, we are starting out with a really scoped set of features and improvements. With time, hopefully to expand the scope and the frequency of releases in the future. Eventually, these Windows Feature Experience Pack updates can get folded into the already existing servicing process for Windows 10 and sent to customers that way through Windows Update," Microsoft explains.

Windows 11 preview builds coming

Windows insiders are extremely likely to receive much bigger updates beginning now, as Microsoft is getting prepared to announce Windows 11 at a dedicated event on June 24.

In other words, those people who are part of the Dev channel within the Insider program will likely be provided with preview builds allowing them to test-drive Windows 11 and for that reason get a taste of what's to come in the next operating-system early.

According to the standard release calendar, Windows 11 is projected to see the daylight within the fall of the season, though full information is going to be shared by Microsoft only at that week's event.