Windows 10 Insider build 20220 hits Dev channel with new post-update experience

Microsoft is rolling out a fresh update for Windows 10 Insiders on the Dev channel today, and there are some interesting changes afoot. The biggest improver is a new post-update experience that makes information technology much clearer what was added or inverse after a major update. Elsewhere, there are some handy new graphics settings, along with the usual batch of fixes and improvements.

This build comes in at build number 20220 and is available via Windows Update now. Here's a full await at what's new:

New post-update feel: We know that it doesn't always experience articulate what inverse with a major update, or fifty-fifty how you can learn about and endeavour out new features and improvements. This ways that updates can experience time consuming without real benefit to y'all, and we want to change that. Nosotros're introducing a new first run experience via the Tips app that highlights the most exciting changes on your PC after a major Windows 10 characteristic update is installed. After installing this build, Insiders will see the Tips app is launched highlight some of the most recent new features from the latest Insider Preview builds in the Dev Channel. To see this feel on your device, make sure the "Testify me the Windows welcome experience" checkbox in Settings > System > Notifications & deportment is checked.

Improved Graphics Settings experience:

While this isn't a new feature all together, we have fabricated significant changes based on customer feedback that will do good our customers' Graphics Settings experience. Nosotros have made the following improvements:

We've updated the Graphics Settings to allow users to specify a default high performance GPU.

We've updated the Graphics Settings to allow users to pick a specific GPU on a per application basis.

If you're a ability user that has multiple high performance GPUs and would like to specify which of those GPUs should be the i used for high functioning uses cases, you can now do that by going to Settings > System > Brandish > Graphics settings or Settings > Gaming > Graphics settings.

Based on feedback, nosotros're updating the new Japanese IME to support switching between Hiragana and Katakana by using CTRL + CAPSLOCK and ALT + CAPSLOCK (respectively), as was supported with the previous version.

We stock-still a Windows Subsystem for Linux ane related error that would output: 'The I/O performance has been aborted considering of either a thread exit or an application request'. Please run into this Github consequence for details.

We fixed an upshot that could result in explorer.exe being unresponsive on bear on-capable devices after resuming from hibernation.

We fixed an consequence with the new search box in the default apps settings pages, where search results would appear to describe on top of one some other when deleting characters from the search box.

We fixed an issue where if you switched to an English language keyboard using WIN + Infinite and and then switched back to the Chinese Pinyin IME, typed punctuations would Chinese even if "Utilise English punctuations when in Chinese input manner" was enabled.

We stock-still an upshot where when Narrator was enabled it could result in the on-screen PIN pad unexpectedly appearing when focus is set to the login screen.

We stock-still an event resulting in Features on Need (FOD) declining to enable with error 0x8000FFFF in contempo builds. This is likewise believed to be the root cause for some Insiders finding that the sfc /scannow control would repeatedly fail citing a pending reboot.

We fixed and result that could issue in the calling window (for case, Microsoft Edge) hanging if an authentication prompt was raised and and then not interacted with and timing out.

For more on this release, y'all tin check out Microsoft'due south full release notes, including a expect at the known problems in this build. Otherwise, Windows Insiders on the Dev channel can grab this build now via Windows Update.

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