Microsoft releases May Win11 Canary 27868 Preview Update! A full changelog is attached

On May 30, Microsoft released the Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 27868 preview update to the Canary channel, which alleviates the underlying problems caused by apps such as Spotify and the installation failure of the Microsoft Store (error code 0x80070032) in the previous version.

 

Win11 Canary 27868 Update Patch: Click to download
Changelog
Improved content
[Voice Access]
Voice access now supports immersive in-product experiences to release new features and improvements. This will help you quickly discover and learn more about new voice access features to try. You can turn this feature on or off from the settings menu.

Fixed issues
[Input]
Fixed an issue where stylus input was unresponsive on some stylus-enabled PCs. This issue may also affect some touch interaction scenarios.
[Other]
Mitigate the underlying issues in the previous version that caused apps such as Spotify to fail to launch and Microsoft Store installation to fail (error code 0x80070032).
Fixed the issue that in recent Canary versions, the Group Policy Editor rendered abnormally in display languages such as Chinese (large white space appeared).
Fixed an underlying issue in recent canary releases that caused some Experience members to experience SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED system check errors.
Known issues
[General Questions]
If you’re switching from the Dev, Release Preview, or Retail to the Canary channel with a new Copilot+ PC, you may experience Windows Hello PIN and biometric sign-in invalidation (error code 0xd0000225). If you encounter one, you can recreate your PIN by clicking on “Set up my PIN”.
When you open the Group Policy Editor, you may see an “Administrative Templates” error message, which can be used normally after clicking OK (this update fixes some of the causes, and another fix will be rolled out in a future release).
The taskbar was unexpectedly missing the Acrylic acrylic material effect after some device upgrades (still under investigation).
An issue where multichannel audio devices with high sample rates (e.g. 192Hz) could not sound after upgrading (working on a fix).
[New Issue] When virtualization-based security features are enabled, virtualization-dependent applications such as VMware Workstation will not run unless the Windows Hypervisor Platform optional component is installed (which was not required for previous versions).