Windows 10 Redstone: Insider Preview Version Guide

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18242

Release date: September 18, 2018

This version contains only small fixes, especially for a bug in which the Back button in Settings and other applications turned white on a white background if you hover over it, as well as another that caused the hang of some applications when you were trying to save a file. l & # 39; application.

There are three known issues in this release: one in which Task Manager does not report a specific CPU usage and another in which the arrows used to develop "Background Processes" in Task Manager "blink" constantly and strangely ", according to Microsoft.

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18237

Release date: September 12, 2018

This release adds the translucent acrylic texture of Fluent Design from Microsoft to the Windows login screen. There is also a wide variety of fixes, especially for one problem where the Task Manager could not be resized, and another for which if you opened one of the drop-down menus on the taskbar (such as the network or the volume), then try to open another one, it would not do it. t works.

This release introduces three known issues, including the one in which Narrator sometimes does not read in the Settings application when you navigate using tab keys and arrows.

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18234

Release date: September 6, 2018

This release adds support for handwriting input in the Microsoft To-Do application. There is also an update to the Sticky Notes app, which synchronizes notes from one device to another, among other enhancements. The annotation and annotation tool Snip & Sketch screen offers new options, including the ability to delay screen capture for a while.

In addition to this, there are several dozens of fixes and changes, including for a problem in which disconnecting your user profile or shutting down your PC would force it to perform a bug check (GSOD) , and another that made Start unreliable. .

There are half a dozen known issues in this release, including a problem in which the notification background and the Maintenance Center lose their color and become transparent, and another problem in which, when you use the Easy access setting Create text, cut text problems or find that the text size does not increase everywhere.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18219

Release date: August 16, 2018

This release includes improvements to the Narrator, including increased reliability and improved use of Braille. Various changes and patches have also been made, especially for an issue in which the icons on the Microsoft Edge Expansion pane were approaching unexpectedly and another for which reduced applications had hidden thumbnails in the task view.

There are 11 known issues in this release, including one in which the taskbar moving areas (network, volume, etc.) no longer have acrylic background.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18214

Release date: August 10, 2018

This version includes the application Your phone introduced with the Windows update October 10, 2018. In addition to this, it only offers minor fixes, such as the resolution of a problem where the scroll bar of the timeline did not work with touch and where the Windows security icon in the system tray of the taskbar got a little blurry with each resolution. change.

There are more than a dozen known issues in this release, including the one in which, in the Narrator Auto Dialog, the title of the dialog box is read more than once.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18204

Release date: July 25, 2018

This is the first preview for 19H1. It does not include new features. It is identical to Preview Build 17723 for Redstone 5.

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Previewing Builds for Windows 10 Update October 2010 (Redstone 5, version 1809)

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17763

Release date: September 18, 2018

This minor version does not have new features and offers solutions to half a dozen small issues. Of these, one in which touching a Flash item in Microsoft Edge with two or more fingers may cause the tab to hang, and another in which thumbnails and icons may not be rendered. if video files were saved on the desktop.

There are two known issues with this release: the task manager does not report a specific processor usage, and the arrows that develop "background processes" in the task manager are, in Microsoft's words, "constantly flashing and strangely. "

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17760

Release date: September 14, 2018

This minor version does not have new features and offers solutions to half a dozen small issues. These include rendering issues in certain types of PDFs in Microsoft Edge, crashes that occur when using scanning to return to Microsoft Edge, and applications that use .NET 4.7.1 that do not work properly.

There are no known issues in this release.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17758

Release date: September 11, 2018

This minor version does not have new features; he proposes solutions for a handful of small problems. Among them, there is a problem that made the Back button of Settings and other applications become white text on a white background if you flew over it, and another in which some applications fell failed when you tried to save a file from the application.

In the description of this release, Microsoft announced that, as of version 17720, it had updated the Storage Sense feature by allowing it to automatically free disk space by transforming old, unused, and available files locally on OneDrive in online files only. The "What's new in Storage Sense?" Blog contains more details.

There is a known problem in this version, in which Narrator sometimes does not read the application settings when you navigate using tab keys and arrows.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17755

Release date: September 7, 2018

This minor release has no new functionality and solves only three solutions: one that had slowed down hibernation on some devices, another that had resulted in an unexpected shutdown of HDR video in some situations and a third in which Windows Hello spent more time in the "Get Ready" state in recent versions.

There are two known issues in this release, including one in which, when you use the Ease of Access setting Make text larger, you may experience problems with text clipping or find that the text size does not fit. not increase everywhere. The two problems are the same as in the previous version, 17754.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17754

Release date: September 5, 2018

This minor release offers various fixes for small issues, which is another sign that the Windows 10 October 2018 update is about to be made. Some of the issues that have been fixed include one that caused Action Center to operate with reduced reliability, another in which to click on Web links in progressive Web applications such as Twitter did not open the browser, and a third in which to use the stylus to ink in Microsoft The Edge Web Notes caused crashes.

There are two known issues in this release, including one in which, when you use the Ease of Access setting Make text larger, you may experience problems with text clipping or find that the text size does not fit. not increase everywhere.

(More information about Insider Preview Build 17754.)

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17751

Release date: August 31, 2018

This version is minor and shows that Microsoft is nearing the finalization of the code for the update of Windows 10 October 2018, the upcoming version is now officially named. The main thing you will notice is that there is no more watermark in the lower right corner of the office. This is not to say that this is the final version, but that Microsoft "begins the final code verification phase to prepare the final version," according to Microsoft.

Apart from this, the construction only has minor corrections and modifications. One of the resolved issues is that it generates an error stating that no supported application is installed after clicking on certain timeline activities, even if a supported application has been installed and another in which explorer.exe is overwritten if you were in tablet mode and open. View of the task in portrait orientation.

This release introduces three known issues, including one in which clicking on web links in progressive web applications such as Twitter does not open the browser.

(More information about Insider Preview Build 17751.)

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17746

Release date: August 24, 2018

This version, as it is the case of the latest versions, is very minor and contains only a few modifications, improvements and minor corrections. Expect this to be true of most, if not all, of the remaining versions before the final release of Redstone 5. This release contains only five minor changes and fixes, including for one bug in which Narrator would have incorrectly reported some standard option boxes. as an "editable combo box" instead of "combo box", and another one in which Windows Mixed Reality required to redirect the motion controllers after the initial configuration before appearing in the headset.

There are three known issues in this release, including one that may result in a bug check (GSOD) when logging out of your user profile or shutting down your PC.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17744

Release date: August 21, 2018

This very minor version only includes a few minor tweaks, improvements, and fixes, including the resolution of a Microsoft Edge window content offset problem with respect to its window frame and a problem in which some applications crashed while sending their activities in the timeline.

There are four known issues in this release, one of which may result in a bug check (GSOD) when disconnecting your user profile or computer, and another that after setting up a Windows Mixed Reality headset for the first With the motion controllers, it may be necessary to pair the controllers a second time before appearing in the helmet.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17741

Release date: August 17, 2018

This very minor version includes a new desktop icon that, once clicked, launches the Your phone for Android phones application, which allows users to view and copy photos of Android phones on their PCs. The application has been reintroduced in version 17730; only the desktop icon to launch it is new in this version.

Apart from that, there are more than a dozen minor changes, improvements, and bugfixes, including the resolution of a problem that was causing the bug-checking (GSOD) by the computers during the deleting a local folder synchronized on OneDrive, as well as another problem in which the configuration opened to "Bluetooth and other devices" and then minimized in the taskbar, when you try to resume the # 39, application, the settings were blocked.

There are three known issues in this release, including the one in which, after setting up a mixed Reality Windows headset for the first time with motion controllers, it may be necessary to reassociate the controllers before appearing in the headset.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17738

Release date: August 14, 2018

This very minor version does not introduce any new features. It contains more than a dozen bugfixes and minor changes and improvements, including the resolution of a problem that hindered the performance and reliability of the Start menu, as well as another one in which the Microsoft Edge Settings and Others menu was truncated when the option to increase the text size was turned on in Settings. .

There are half a dozen known issues in this release, including one for which a computer will perform a bug check (GSOD) when deleting a local folder synchronized to OneDrive, and another that after configuring Windows Mixed Reality Headset For When first using motion controllers, it may be necessary to pair the controllers a second time before displaying it in the headset.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17735

Release date: August 10, 2018

This very minor version has no new functionality and has fewer than a dozen bug fixes, as well as minor changes and enhancements, including resolving a problem that prevented links launching from one application application run and another in which Windows Mixed Reality voice command, "Flashlight on," would not activate the flashlight function.

There are a number of known issues in this release, including the fact that your PC performs a bug check (GSOD) when deleting a synchronized local folder on OneDrive and another problem in which the scroll buttons on the taskbar (network, volume, etc.) are no longer displayed. acrylic background.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17733

Release date: August 8, 2018

This very minor version introduces only one small feature, a dark theme in the file explorer. In addition, Narrator received more than a dozen patches, including one in which Narrator could not access all Emoji emoji panels on the touchpad and another in which Narrator could not read the box label. Word document recovery dialog. Some general fixes have also been made to Windows 10 itself, including one in which the touch keyboard has become invisible on the screen and another in which, if you reset some devices and choose to keep the files, the page Sound settings no longer respond after recording. Back in Windows.

There are a number of known issues in this release, including potential problems with the reliability and performance of Start, and the following issue: After first setting up a Windows Mixed Reality headset with motion controllers, it can be necessary to bring them together a second time. time before appearing in the helmet.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17730

Release date: August 3, 2018

This version presents the new application Your phone that will allow people with an Android phone to see and copy pictures of these phones on their PC. To install it, click on the icon of the application Your phone and you will then get an application that must be installed on the phone. The iOS version connects an iPhone to a PC so that when you surf the web on your phone, you can send the web page to your PC and recover where you left it on the phone.

The build also allows the Edge browser to take advantage of HTTP / 2 supported by Windows Server 2019. For more information, see The Top 10 Networking Features of Windows Server 2019: # 8 A Faster Internet and safer.

In addition, there are small modifications and fixes, including the resolution of a problem that caused poor performance of the volume slider in some applications, and another problem in which some applications, including Twitter, stopped making the content when browsing after a certain time.

There are a number of known issues in this release, including a problem that may not work by clicking a link to launch an application from another, as well as potential issues with Start reliability and performance. .

(More information about Insider Preview 17730.)

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17728

Release date: July 31, 2018

This minor release makes a number of changes to the Narrator, including improved scanning and reading in Scan Mode, improved reliability, and improved use of Braille commands when using the Narrator key from the display. Braille.

Microsoft has also announced that in the coming weeks, Windows Insiders will be able to use the new Your Phone app to allow Android device users to view the content of these devices on their PCs. This allows for example to let someone take pictures on an Android phone and then view them on a PC. The app will allow iOS device users to connect their phone to their PC to browse the web, then send the webpage to their computer so they can get back to work where they left off.

In addition, there are small standard changes and fixes, including a problem in which the Clock and Calendar drop-down menu sometimes appeared only after clicking Start or in the Maintenance Center, as well as when you clicked. another problem in which the Search feature on the Microsoft Edge page would no longer work. open PDFs once the PDF has been updated.

There are a number of known issues in this release, including the one that affects WDAG, Remote Desktop, and Hyper-V. In this document, Remote Desktop Client (mstsc.exe) users will see a misleading error dialog box indicating an insufficient amount of virtual memory when establishing a connection.

(More information about Insider Preview 17728.)

Windows 10 Insider Preview builds the 17723 and 18204 versions

Release date: July 25, 2018

This construction serves double. This is both a preview (17723) of Redstone 5 as well as the first version for testers (18204) who opted for Skip Ahead for Redstone 6.

Emoji fans will be happy to see that there are now 157 new Emoji, including superheroes, redheads, softball, pirate flag and lama. This is because Unicode 11 has been integrated into the construction. Access it via the Emoji panel (WIN +.) Or the touch keyboard.

Another novelty is what Microsoft calls a mixed-reality flashlight, which allows you to easily bypass the world of mixed reality when wearing a mixed-reality headset and instead look at the real world. You no longer need to remove your headset when you want to take a look at something nearby, have a drink or call, for example. You can do this via the Start menu, a keyboard shortcut or a voice command.

Microsoft Edge has made some changes, including new group policies and new MDM settings that allow IT administrators to manage it. Device administrators also have an easier way to configure their PCs as kiosks or digital signboards.

In addition, there are a number of minor changes and bug fixes, including one in which some laptops have been bug-checked CRITICAL PROCESS DEATH when the PC has been put to sleep by closing the lid and the Connected power supply is disconnected. There are also a variety of known issues, including a problem in which the hover over the clock and calendar may not appear before the Start or Action Center display. They will both appear at the same time. The same problem can cause notifications to not appear until Start or Action Center is open.

(Get more information about Insider Preview Build 17723 and 18204.)

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17711

Release date: July 6, 2018

No big news in this version. Microsoft Edge is getting some minor additions, including new themes and a new consent zone for backing up autofill data. Microsoft also continues to add new Fluent design elements in Windows, including shadows for contextual controls. A new Windows HD Color page is also available in the display settings. The registry editor has been improved with more useful input tools.

There is also a great variety of tiny solutions, especially for a bug in which attempting to block the categories of settings in the Start menu would crash settings or do nothing, and in which another would create a system image from scratch. a backup and restore in the control panel. would fail on x86 machines.

(Get more information about Insider Preview Build 17711.)

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17704

Release date: June 27, 2018

The news in this release is that the Bundles feature, which lets you group documents, web pages, files, and applications into tabs and then use them, has been extracted – without a clear word about when it might to be restored. This means that it can not be bundled with Redstone 5.

Sets should originally be released as part of the Windows 10 update of April 10, 2018 (Redstone 4), but Microsoft has removed it due to various issues. The company has included Sets in versions of Redstone 5 from version 17618 of March 7, 2018 – even before the release of Windows Update April 10, 2018. And now, in build 17704, Microsoft pulled it to new.

Microsoft explained this decision as follows in its description of this latest version: "From this version, we set Set offline to continue to make it excellent. Based on your feedback, we're focusing on visual design enhancements and continuing the best integration of Microsoft Office and Microsoft Edge into bundles to improve workflow. If you have tested sets, you will not see it from today's version. However, the sets will come back on a future WIP flight. "

As no date has been set for the return of the feature, there is no guarantee that it will be included in Redstone 5, scheduled for this fall. If you followed the Redstone 5 build notes, you may not be surprised at what Microsoft has done, because Microsoft has consistently reported feature-related issues in its notes for each build.

In addition to pulling on the sets, Microsoft has worked extensively on Microsoft Edge in this release, including incorporating more Fluent Design elements, adding redesigned settings and allowing customizing the toolbar, as well as by giving users control over the media. play automatically on the web pages.

The Skype app for Windows 10 receives a serious update with a variety of new features, including easy screen sharing, a new look for easy contact tracing, customizable themes, and more. Check here for more details from Microsoft.

The Diagnostic Data Viewer, available as a separate download, has been modified, including the ability to view problem reports that have been or will be sent to Microsoft. However, it remains an extremely difficult tool to use that even programmers will have trouble understanding.

Several improvements have also been made to Windows security, including new protections and settings that can block suspicious behavior and manage different types of anti-malware software, firewalls, and other security software running on your PC. .

Among the other changes, non-admin users are allowed to install fonts and new columns for Task Manager that display power consumption and trends. There is also a long list of fixes, including a bug that caused the lock screen to lock in a loop when Picture Password was selected and another one in which nothing happened when the Cortana search results were clicked.

Et il existe un petit nombre de problèmes connus, notamment celui dans lequel la réalité mixte de Windows pouvait rester bloquée après une mise en veille et afficher un message d'erreur dans le portail de réalité mixte ou un bouton de «réveil» qui ne fonctionnait pas.

(Plus d'informations sur Insider Preview Build 17704.)

Windows 10 Insider Preview Construire 17692

Date de sortie: 14 juin 2018

Cette version présente un moyen plus simple d’utiliser le clavier à écran tactile de Windows 10 avec l’ajout de SwiftKey, qui vous permet de saisir du texte en faisant glisser vos doigts. SwiftKey, auparavant disponible uniquement pour iOS et Android, améliore également la précision des corrections automatiques et des prédictions de saisie de texte.

De plus, plusieurs fonctionnalités de Windows ont été améliorées. Vous pouvez maintenant rechercher du texte à l’aide de la nouvelle fonctionnalité de recherche de Narrator. Narrator lit automatiquement le contenu d’une boîte de dialogue lorsqu’il apparaît au premier plan, entre autres ajouts. De nouvelles commandes audio ont été ajoutées à la barre de jeu pour vous permettre de modifier votre périphérique de sortie audio par défaut et de mettre en sourdine ou de régler le volume des jeux et des applications en cours d'exécution. Windows Mixed Reality a obtenu plusieurs améliorations, notamment la possibilité de diffuser du son simultanément sur le casque et les haut-parleurs du PC.

Il existe la variété habituelle de modifications et de corrections mineures, notamment pour un bogue causant des problèmes audio sur des systèmes comportant de nombreuses règles de pare-feu, et un autre dans Microsoft Edge dans lequel, si les images et le texte étaient sélectionnés, cliquez avec le bouton droit de la souris sur l'image et sélectionnez la copie ne fonctionnerait pas.

Il existe une longue liste de problèmes connus avec cette version, notamment un problème lié au lancement de Start, qui pose des problèmes de fiabilité et de performances, et un problème lié à l'absence de paramètres inattendus et / ou de libellés dans les paramètres. La barre de jeu peut également se bloquer sur les machines x86.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Construire 17686

Date de sortie: June 6, 2018

Cette version mineure apporte plusieurs améliorations mineures à la réalité mixte Windows, notamment des ajustements apportés à l'expérience de capture vidéo en réalité mixte afin de faciliter l'arrêt des vidéos à partir du menu Démarrer. En outre, l'application Paramètres Windows affiche une nouvelle page Région qui vous permet de remplacer les paramètres de format régional par défaut tels que Calendrier, Premier jour de la semaine, Dates, Heures et Devise. Pour l'utiliser, sélectionnez Paramètres> Heure et langue> Région.

Il existe toute une gamme de modifications et de corrections mineures habituelles, notamment une modification des paramètres de Paint et WordPad et des fichiers récents lors des mises à niveau, et une autre configuration dans laquelle les bulles de la barre des tâches (réseau, volume, etc.) ne sont pas masquées. Un certain nombre de problèmes connus n’ont pas été résolus, notamment des problèmes de fiabilité et de performances accrus lors du lancement de Start. La nouvelle fonctionnalité Ensembles continue à avoir des problèmes avec Microsoft Office; Par exemple, il existe un bogue dans lequel la mosaïque et les fenêtres en cascade, y compris des fonctionnalités telles que «Afficher côte à côte» dans Word, ne fonctionnent pas pour les onglets inactifs.

(Plus d'informations sur Insider Preview Build 17686.)

Windows 10 Insider Preview Construire 17682

Date de sortie: 31 mai 2018

Cette version inclut plusieurs modifications mineures, notamment dans la nouvelle fonctionnalité Ensembles. Microsoft a modifié la page à onglet de Sets pour rendre plus évident le fait que des applications peuvent être lancées à partir de celle-ci. Désormais, lorsque vous cliquez sur le bouton Plus dans une fenêtre Ensembles, les applications sont incluses dans la liste des destinations fréquentes. La liste «Toutes les applications» a également été intégrée à la page pour vous permettre de parcourir vos applications sans avoir à utiliser le champ de recherche.

Microsoft Edge inclut désormais un aperçu de la nouvelle API d'authentification Web pour les développeurs, qui fournit une solution ouverte, évolutive et interopérable pour l'authentification, et remplace les mots de passe.

La projection sans fil est optimisée pour vous aider à savoir quand vous projetez sans fil et comment vous déconnecter, en particulier si votre session a été commencée dans File Explorer ou une application. Une nouvelle bannière de contrôle en haut de l'écran vous indique l'état de votre connexion et vous permet de vous déconnecter ou de vous reconnecter rapidement. Vous pouvez également l'utiliser pour ajuster la connexion en fonction de ce que vous faites.

Il existe la variété habituelle de modifications et de corrections mineures, notamment la résolution d’un problème entraînant l’absence d’éléments épinglés et récents dans certaines applications lorsque vous avez cliqué avec le bouton droit sur leur icône dans la barre des tâches. Il existe également un certain nombre de problèmes connus à résoudre, notamment des problèmes de fiabilité et de performances lors du lancement de Start. La nouvelle fonctionnalité Ensembles continue à poser de nombreux problèmes avec Microsoft Office, nombre d'entre eux étant également présents dans les versions précédentes, notamment celle dans laquelle le haut de certaines fenêtres d'applications de bureau Win32 peut apparaître légèrement sous la barre d'onglets lorsqu'il est agrandi. Pour contourner le problème, restaurez et agrandissez à nouveau la fenêtre.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Construire 17677

Date de sortie: 24 mai 2018

Cette version inclut une variété de modifications mineures. Le menu «Paramètres, etc.» de Microsoft Edge a été réorganisé en groupes afin de faciliter la recherche d’options. Des icônes sont placées à côté de chaque option de menu. Vous pouvez maintenant également voir vos sites les plus visités dans la barre des tâches Windows ou dans le menu Démarrer. Cliquez avec le bouton droit de la souris sur l'icône Microsoft Edge pour afficher la liste des sites les plus visités et épingler ceux de votre choix. Cliquez avec le bouton droit sur une entrée pour la supprimer de la liste. Vous pouvez également organiser plus facilement des groupes d'onglets. De plus, de nouvelles options («Afficher dans le dossier» et «Copier le lien») ont été ajoutées au menu contextuel pour les téléchargements dans le volet «Téléchargements».

Windows Narrator a été amélioré et prend en charge la sélection de contenu dans les applications Edge, Word, Outlook, Mail et la plupart des applications de texte. La connectivité LTE (Mobile Broadband) sous Windows est relookée dans cette version et inclut un nouveau modèle de pilote réseau plus fiable. En outre, les rapports sur la mémoire de Task Manager ont été améliorés et le noyau Windows prend désormais en charge IPv6 vers KDNET.

Il existe plusieurs corrections mineures, y compris pour un bogue dans lequel les clés de début et de fin ne fonctionnaient pas dans Edge. La génération présente également une variété de problèmes connus, notamment un problème dans lequel, si vous cliquez avec le bouton droit de la souris sur des applications dans la barre des tâches, vous constaterez peut-être que la liste des sauts manque d'éléments récents et épinglés. Et la nouvelle fonctionnalité Ensembles a une variété de problèmes avec Microsoft Office, y compris un dans lequel le haut de certaines fenêtres d'applications de bureau Win32 peut apparaître légèrement sous la barre d'onglets lorsqu'il est agrandi. Pour contourner le problème, restaurez et agrandissez à nouveau la fenêtre.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Construire 17672

Date de sortie: 16 mai 2018

Cette version n'a que des modifications et des corrections mineures. Dans ce dernier, le service Windows Security Center (WSC) exige que les programmes antivirus tiers soient exécutés en tant que processus protégés, sinon ils ne figureront pas dans l'interface de sécurité Windows et Windows Defender Antivirus s'exécutera côte à côte avec eux. Vous pouvez toutefois désactiver le comportement en créant la clé de registre suivante et en redémarrant:

HKLM LOGICIEL Microsoft Security Center Feature DisableAvCheck (DWORD) = 1

Notez que la clé ne fonctionnera pas lorsque la prochaine version de Windows 10 sera sur le point d'être publiée.

There’s also a variety of minor changes and fixes, including one in which PCs appeared to be stuck at “Preparing to install…” between 80% and 100% in Windows Update when attempting to install a new build.

The build has a variety of known issues, including one in which Narrator reads extra text when Alt + Tab is pressed. And the new Sets feature has a variety of problems working with Microsoft Office, including one in which tiling and cascading windows will not work for inactive tabs.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17666

Release date: May 9, 2018

This build adds a variety of new features, including additions to the Sets feature. Sets now uses more Fluent Design standards, including an acrylic title bar. You can also mute web pages in Sets that play audio. And using Alt -Tab will show all recent Edge tabs when you switch between apps, not just the active one.

Windows Clipboard has been powered up. You can now paste previous items from the Clipboard’s history. And your Clipboard will roam across all of your devices, so you can clip items from a device other than the one you’re currently using.

There are a variety of other improvements, including the addition of a dark theme to File Explorer and improved search. A variety of bugs have been fixed, including one in which the VPN wasn’t working, and another in which a .dll would cause explorer.exe to crash every few minutes. There are, however, a number of known issues, including one in which your PC appears to be stuck on “Preparing to install” when it gets to 80% to 100% of updating. It will take 30 minutes or more to complete the installation from that point.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17661

Release date: May 3, 2018

This build adds a variety of new features, including tweaks to screen capture in Windows 10. Screen Sketch, which lets you annotate screen captures and was originally part of Windows Ink, is now its own app. In addition, pressing WIN + Shift + S brings up a toolbar that lets you capture a rectangle, free-form snip or the entire screen. (In the current version of Windows, that key combination only lets you capture a rectangle.) You’ll also get a notification that, when clicked on, lets you open the snip in Screen Sketch for annotation and sharing.

There are a number of other minor improvements, including one in which Microsoft’s Fluent Design is being extended to Task View, whose background gets a new soft blur look. This build also adds to support for the High Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF), introduced in Build 17623, and lets you do things such as rotate HEIF images.

There’s also the usual assortment of changes and fixes, including fixing an issue in which using arrow and Page Up / Page Down keys didn’t work to scroll webpages in Microsoft Edge. There are a number of known issues with this build, including one in which some notifications from Action Center may cause regular Explorer.exe crashes.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17655

Release date: April 25, 2018

This extremely minor build has only one new feature: Mobile Broadband (LTE) connectivity on Windows is getting a makeover. Microsoft says that its new Net Adapter framework “introduces a new, more reliable, network driver model that inherits the goodness of the Windows driver framework while bringing an accelerated data path.” Only PCs that support Mobile Broadband — that is, use cellular networks — will use the new framework.

Aside from that, there are only two changes and fixes. The brightness toggle in the Battery flyout in the Notification Area of the taskbar has been removed. Microsoft says that will make for an improved user experience. The build also fixes in issue in which Microsoft Edge didn’t work when dragging a favorite from one folder to another.

There are a variety of known issues in this build, including one in which the mouse cursor may disappear when hovering over certain user interface elements and text fields, and another in which the arrow and Page Up / Page Down keys don’t work to scroll web pages in Microsoft Edge. There are also a variety of issues with the new Sets feature, and with Microsoft Office working properly with this build.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17650

Release date: April 19, 2018

This very minor build gives the Windows Defender Security Center a design refresh using Microsoft’s Fluent Design elements, including adjusting the spacing and padding around it and dynamically sizing the categories on the main page if more room is needed for extra info. In addition, the Windows Defender Firewall now supports Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) processes.

There’s also the usual assortment of changes and fixes, including an issue in which File Explorer would always open with the Ribbon minimized, rather than remembering how you’d left it. There are a number of known issues with this build, including one in which when a PC resumes from sleep, the desktop may be momentarily visible before the lock screen displays as expected.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17643

Release date: April 12, 2018

This minor build introduces integration between the Microsoft Office and the new Sets feature that lets you group documents, web pages, files and apps in tabs, and then work with them. In addition, if you use a SIM on a mobile device, it will tell you how much data you use while you’re roaming. There are also the usual improvements and fixes, including fixing an issue in which Reveal would sometimes not appear if you moved your mouse over and off an element repeatedly, and another in which there was noticeable screen flicker when the screen adjusts after a device is rotated.

There are number of known issues with this build, including one in which if you open Settings and click on any links to the Microsoft Store or links in tips, Settings will crash, and another in which when a computer resumes from sleep, the desktop may be momentarily visible before the Lock screen displays as expected.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17639

Release date: April 4, 2018

The big news in this build is the new features added to the Sets tool that let you group documents, web pages, files and apps in tabs, and then work with them. You can now drag and drop apps between tabs and use Alt + Tab to switch between tabs. Sets also gets its own section in Settings, available via Settings > System > Multitasking. There are also new context menu options when you right-click on a tab set, including “close other tabs,” “move to new window” and “close tabs to the right.”

Beyond that there’s an assortment of changes, improvements and fixes, including a fix for an issue that caused duplicate entries in Disk Management, and one in which some Windows apps silently terminated when minimized.

There are several known issues with this build, including one in which if you open the Settings app and click any links to the Microsoft Store or links in tips, Settings will crash.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17634

Release date: March 29, 2018

In this build, search is now available in the Windows 10 calendar. You can search by name, location, people included, or words in the event body. It works for Outlook, Hotmail, Live and Office 365 accounts, but not yet Exchange Server, Gmail, Yahoo or other IMAP calendars. In the build, Cortana Show Me supports voice commands, such as for updating Windows, uninstalling an app, discovering Bluetooth devices and more. There is also an assortment of minor fixes and improvements, including for a bug in which Microsoft Edge could crash when certain extensions were turned off, and another in which typing in the Microsoft Edge URL bar immediately after opening a new tab sometimes resulted in the letters appearing out of order.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17627

Release date: March 21, 2018

This very minor build includes only small bug fixes, including for one in which an emoji panel wasn’t working, and another where if you tried to open an online-only file from OneDrive that hadn’t been previously downloaded to your PC, your PC might perform a bug check.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17623

Release date: March 16, 2018

This build rolls out the High Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF), a container that uses modern codecs like HEVC to improve image quality, compression and capabilities compared to earlier formats like JPEG, GIF and PNG. In addition to single images, HEIF supports encoding image sequences, image collections, auxiliary images like alpha or depth maps, live images and video, audio, and HDR. The Windows Defender Application Guard (WDAG) also gets performance improvements.

There are also the usual minor changes and fixes, including for an issue that crashed the touch keyboard when focus was moved to certain password fields, and another in which touch couldn’t be used to interact with the Timeline scrollbar.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17618

Release date: March 7, 2018

This preview reintroduces a major new Windows 10 feature, Sets, that lets you group webpages, documents, files and applications on individual tabs in Windows Explorer. (Sets made a brief appearance in the preview builds for the April 2018 Update but was pulled because it wasn’t ready for general release.) Apps such as Mail, Calendar, OneNote, MSN News, Windows and Microsoft Edge can be grouped. Microsoft says support for more apps will come in the future.

Windows Mixed Reality is buggy in this build. Microsoft notes that it “runs at a very low frame rate (8-10fps) that could result in some physical discomfort. And there are multiple crashes at startup that will cause Windows Mixed Reality to not work.”

There are also the usual minor changes, improvements and fixes, including for a bug in which three- and four-finger gestures on the touchpad were unresponsive, and another in which navigating to Themes Settings crashed Settings.

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17604

Release date: February 14, 2018

This is the first preview for Redstone 5, and includes no new features — it’s essentially the same as the Preview Build 17101 for Redstone 4. However, Microsoft warns that this and other early Redstone 5 builds may be buggy, and adds, “So, things will likely be a little rough as they normally are at the beginning of the development cycle for a new Windows 10 release. If this concerns you or makes you uncomfortable, you may want to consider opting out of Skip Ahead.”

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