According to verified reports from PC Gamer, Microsoft has officially rolled out Windows 11 Insider Experimental build 26340.9767, introducing a long-awaited native internet speed test directly inside the system Quick Settings panel. Users can now click the network icon in the system tray or open Quick Settings to measure download and upload speeds instantly without launching an external web browser or relying on Bing redirects. This streamlined utility mirrors broader corporate platform shifts, much like recent enterprise infrastructure adjustments seen across tech giants such as [Microsoft Buyouts: 60,000 Staff Offered Exit Packages [Confirmed]](/news/microsoft-buyouts-60000-employees-confirmed). Up until this update, Windows 11 forced users through multiple barriers just to verify basic broadband performance. For competitive gamers and daily PC users alike, eliminating this unnecessary friction saves valuable seconds during pre-match troubleshooting. The feature is currently rolling out exclusively to the Windows Insider community on experimental channel build 26340.9767, with a broader public release anticipated later this year as part of forthcoming cumulative updates.