Optional Windows 11 September update adds tons of new preview features

Here is a 189-word summary of the key points from the news article: Microsoft has released optional Windows 11 updates (KB5065789 and KB5065790) that preview upcoming features for the October 2025 mandatory update. The updates are being rolled out gradually over the next few weeks. Key new features include: - AI-powered actions in File Explorer, such as visual search, background blur, object removal, and document summarization via Microsoft 365 Copilot. - Improvements to the Windows Settings app, including better accessibility to advanced settings, time/language options, and new keyboard shortcuts. - Enhancements to accessibility features like improved Xbox controller support, Windows Narrator Braille Viewer, and more natural language voice commands. - Bug fixes for issues in File Explorer, Hyper-V, Chinese IME, SMB v1 protocol, and DRM content playback. These updates are optional at this time, but the new capabilities will eventually become part of the mandatory October 2025 Windows 11 update. The gradual rollout allows Microsoft to gather feedback and refine the features before full deployment.