Windows 11 Adds Feature Flags Page to Insider Program for Enabling Experimental Featu

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Microsoft has introduced a new Feature Flags page in the Windows 11 Insider Program. This update allows users to enable or disable announced experimental features directly through Windows Settings, removing the need for third-party tools like ViveTool. The feature applies only to officially announced features, while those remaining hidden or untested may still require ViveTool to enable.

The Controlled Feature Rollout system, which Microsoft previously used to conduct A/B testing with a limited number of users, has been discontinued for announced features in the Beta channel. Insiders in the Beta experience now receive these announced features by default.

How to Access and Use the New Feature Flags Page in Windows 11

The Feature flags page can be found in the Experimental experience section of the Windows Insider Program. To access it, open Settings, then go to Windows Update.


(Source: WindowsCentral)

1. Select the Windows Insider Program option.
   
2. Make sure the device is set to the Experimental experience under "Select your experience."
   
3. Next, open Advanced Options and verify the operating system version, such as 25H2.
   
4. From there, open the Feature flags page.
   

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