Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226 For PC __EXCLUSIVE__

Today Microsoft released Insider Preview Build 16226 for PC to insiders on the fast ring. This build has a lot of new features including updated emojis, tracking GPU performance in task manager, and Hyper-V improvements.

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Microsoft is listing the complete set of fixes and known issues for Windows 10 build 16232 at the Windows Blog. In case you missed it, you can read all the changes for Windows 10 build 16226 in this article.

The desktop builds we are seeing in the Redstone 3 branch are a very different story - especially as we have had a couple of very large gaps between these last three builds. When Build 16215 was released on 08 June it had been 23 days since the previous build was pushed out and 16215 was a massive update. Then, with yesterday's release of Build 16226, there was a 13 day gap between builds and once again - this build is also chock full of new updates.

Update: Microsoft just confirmed that they have been able to reproduce this bug on Build 16226. I suspect that means a fix will be in the next build or maybe through a OneDrive Sync client update.

Released as part of the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226 to insiders on the Fast ring, the new GPU tracking task manager offers some detailed information about your graphics cards and how they are working. The Task Manager can now tell you which graphics card you are running and what driver version you have and when they were updated.

Once you combine this with a screen reader, things get very interesting. Such has happened in the latest Windows 10 insider build, 16226 Could a screen reader some day suggest labels for controls through an intelligent API which can interpret the icons? Could a computer describe a powerPoint presentation, typically full of rectangles and decorations?

Build 16226 van Windows 10 bevat daarnaast een nieuwe Xbox Networking-sectie bij het Gaming-onderdeel van Settings. Hier moeten gebruikers problemen met de Xbox Live-dienst kunnen identificeren en oplossen. Ook voegt de nieuwe build ondersteuning toe voor Unicode 10.0.0, waarin diverse nieuwe emoji's zijn toegevoegd. 2b1af7f3a8