According to Microsoft, Windows 10 build 10586 is a very well done build and it’s good enough for anyone to use as their primary operating system. However, because the preview was made available through the Fast ring of updates, it also means more bugs and fewer workarounds. As such, the software maker is publishing a list with all the known issue found in this build that users should consider before installing....

Windows 10 Insider Preview build 17112 is a small update that doesn’t introduce new features, but addresses a number of issues for Action Center, Focus assist, and disk maintenance. Microsoft is also noting that there is a problem with Windows Mixed Reality that makes the experience to run at a very low frame rate that may cause physical discomfort. If you’re an Insider who uses this feature, the company recommends to pause updates until the next flight....

Windows 10 Insider Preview build 18219, according to the software maker, doesn’t introduce new features or significant changes. Instead, this is a minor update that includes a number of improvements for Narrator and several fixes for Notepad, Task View, Microsoft Edge, and more. In this flight, Narrator is improving its reliability, and you’ll also find these changes: Scan Mode: Reading and navigating and selecting text while in Scan Mode has been improved....

Windows 10 build 18348, according to Microsoft, includes Emoji version 12, and several fixes for the Start menu, Microsoft Edge, and Windows Sandbox. Microsoft is listing the complete set of improvements, fixes, and known issues for Windows 10 Insider Preview build 18348 at the Windows Blog. Download Windows 10 build 18348 Although there are no ISO files for Windows 10 build 18348, the update is available immediately through the Fast ring....

Windows 10 build 18950, according to the company, is a minor update that introduces improvements to the Japanese IME experience, some tweaks to the Snip & Sketch app, and the references to “Cloud download” relating to PC reset or refresh is available, but it’s currently not working. Build 18950 for Windows 10 20H1 Here are all the features and changes coming to the next version of Windows 10: Japanese IME Starting with build 18950, Windows 10 is updating the Japanese IME with improvements for the Prediction Candidate window key navigation....

Windows 10 build 20190, according to the company, introduces a new first run experience with the Tips app to highlight the most significant changes after a major feature update installs on your device. (This feature replaces the Microsoft Edge welcome page after installing a new feature update.) You can enable or disable this feature on Settings > System > Notifications & actions and checking the Show me the Windows welcome experience....

Recently Intel started rolling out a microcode update to address the Spectre vulnerability, but as it turns out the update had its own problems that can result in sudden reboots and number of unpredictable behaviors, including data loss or corruption. On January 22, Intel began recommending customers to stop installing the update on impacted processors until the update is fix. Consequently, Microsoft is now pushing update KB4078130 to disable the Intel microcode mitigation to prevent devices from unwanted behaviors....

While a few days back we heard of Windows 10 Mobile build 10134 to be among the candidates to be the next public testing release, the software maker confirmed that a bug upgrading devices was stopping them from pushing the new build to beta testers. However, today the word from Gabriel Aul says that Windows Insiders are soon to finally get a new build for their phones. According to the head of the Insider program, the company still needs a few days before deciding to make the call and roll out the new build....

Now, the new release strongly suggests that Windows 10 Mobile has reached its final stage — something that we used to know as “RTM” –, as such we’re also expecting the company to soon roll out the final build to all supported phones. The latest preview includes a number of improvements and changes that makes the operating system ready for the daily use. Among the new changes and improvements, Microsoft has fixed a lot of bugs such as problems with Start experience that used to become corrupted after an upgrade....

According to Gabriel Aul from Microsoft, who is part of the Windows Insider Program team, users a very likely to be able to upgrade from Preview to RTM. The Tweet below shows a user asking this question to which Gabriel replied: “Yes, that is our intent.” — Gabriel Aul (@GabeAul) December 4, 2014 Although, the answer is not final, most of the time, Microsoft doesn’t comment to questions if they don’t already know the plan....

The new update doesn’t include new features as the company continues to add structural improvements to OneCore. However, there are some minor fixes on PC, and Windows 10 Mobile gets a refined sound set, and some known issues that crash apps, Settings, and Start menu that you should consider before installing. What’s new on Windows 10 build 14905 for PC On the new Redstone 2 preview for PC, Microsoft Edge adds support for Ctrl + O keyboard shortcut for setting focus on the address bar....

KB4051963 bumps the version number of Windows 10 build 16299.98, and addresses problems with DirectX 9 games and apps, networking issues, a problem connecting Outlook to Office 365, and several issues with Internet Explorer. What’s new with Windows 10 build 16299.98 Microsoft has announced KB4051963 in the Windows Blog, and it’s referred as “November 30, 2017—KB4051963 (OS Build 16299.98)”. If you’re already running the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update on your PC, this update will only address these issues:...

KB4522016 bumps the version number to build 18362.357, and according to the company, is a minor update to patch a security vulnerability with Internet Explorer that “could corrupt memory in such a way that an attacker could execute arbitrary code in the context of the current user.” Alongside this update, Microsoft is also pushing the patch for virtually every version of Windows 10, including version 1809 (KB4522015) and 1803 (KB4522014), as well as for older version, such as for version 1709 (KB4522012), 1703 (KB4522011), 1607 (KB4522010), and 1507 (KB4522009)....

KB4524570 bumps the version number to build 18362.476 and 18363.476 for the May 2019 Update and November 2019 Update respectively, and according to the company, it’s a small update that addresses keyboard problems, patch vulnerability on devices running Intel processors, and various other security holes. In addition, Microsoft is also releasing quality updates for version 1809, 1803, 1709, 1703, 1607, and initial release. Update KB4524570 for Windows 10 version 1903 and 1909 Microsoft has announced KB4524570 in the Windows support site, and it’s referred as “November 12, 2019—KB4524570 (OS Builds 18362....

KB4549951 bumps the version number to build 18362.778 and 18363.778 for the May 2019 Update and November 2019 Update respectively, and according to the software giant the patch brings changes for storing and managing files and improves security for basic operations and Office products. In addition to the update for the most recent version of Windows 10, Microsoft is also releasing quality updates for older versions, including version 1809, 1803, 1709, 1703, and 1607....

The update KB4586781 bumps the version number to build 19041.630 and build 19042.630 for version 2004 and 20H2 respectively, and it fixes security problems with various components, including Microsoft Scripting Engine, Windows Input and Composition, and the Windows Kernel. In addition, as part of the November update rollout, the company is also pushing updates for version 1909, 1903, 1809, 1803, 1703, 1607, and 1507. Update KB4586781 for Windows 10 20H2 and 2004 Update KB4586786 for Windows 10 1909 and 1903 Update KB4577668 for Windows 10 1809 Update for older versions of Windows 10 Download November 2020 update for Windows 10...

Also, similar to the previous release, the November 2019 Update update will be available as an optional update for supported devices. However, depending on the version that you’re using, the update experience will be different. If you’re already running the Windows 10 May 2019 Update, version 1903, then the device will receive the new version as a cumulative update through Windows Update, and the installation experience will be similar to those updates you get every month....

In the announcement, Microsoft says, “x64 emulation for Windows is now generally available in Windows 11,” meaning that you must upgrade the device to the new version before you run 64-bit applications designed for Intel-based systems (pretty much every other app). Although this isn’t good news for many ARM-based devices owners, Windows 10 will continue to support x86 apps using emulation through October 14, 2025. However, you will be forced to upgrade to use x64 apps....

KB5019980 represents the second cumulative update for Windows 11 22H2, and according to the company, it bumps the version number to build 22621.819 and brings the fixes and changes previously available on October 25 with the update preview KB5018496. For example, build 22621.819 re-introduces the “Task Manager” option in the Taskbar context menu, improves the backup experience when using a Microsoft Account, updates the search experience, and more. Although Microsoft rolled out the tabs for File Explorer with the October 2022 update, it appears that not everyone received the new feature since the company notes that tabs are part of the KB5019980 update....

According to the announcement, build 22621 is available as an optional update through the “Windows Insider Program for Business” to allow organizations to validate the new version and their apps. For clarification, Microsoft considers a commercial device a computer running Windows 11 Pro, Enterprise, or Education (not Home) that has been enrolled in the Release Preview through the Windows Insider Program settings or configuring the “Windows Update for Business” policy using Intune or Group Policy....