Microsoft just released new Windows 11 ISO images, but necessary for know is they are only at insiders.

In other words, should you download the Windows 11 build 25140 ISO images, you will simply operate a preview version of the operating system that's currently available for the Dev channel in the Windows Insider program.

The new ISO images, however, prove useful to users who want to start from scratch in the Windows Insider program as a result of critical bug within the operating-system but additionally to those who want to see what's new within the latest release inside a virtual machine.

Windows 11 build 25140 includes several notable changes, and in relation to input.

Fixed an issue where selecting English (Nz) in OOBE was unexpectedly leading to the Arabic (101) keyboard getting selected.
Setting language bar hotkeys for switching input straight to specific non-IME input method should work now.
Some languages don't support the speech recognition FOD. When an admin user tried to install among those languages while using new Install-Language CopyToSettings command, some settings for example new user account locale, Input (Keyboard), and UPLL (User Preferred Language List) were not getting updated. This issue has been fixed.
Fixed a problem causing Batang, BatangChe, Gungsuh, and GungsuhChe fonts to not render Korean correctly when utilizing Office online apps when these fonts were not locally present on your computer.

All these improvements are exclusively targeted at the Dev channel, and whenever you're wondering when they are designed to go love production devices, there's no ETA on this front. Microsoft reminds users that the tests that it's running in the Windows Insider Dev channel don't have a specific release date in your mind, plus some of the features which go live for testing could end up being ditched entirely.