Good Morning, friends! Microsoft has released a new pre-build of Windows 10, numbered 19569, for members of the Windows Insider program who use the “early access” channel (Fast Ring).
Full build number: 19569.1000. rs_prerelease.200214-1419.
We remind you that the “Early access” channel releases builds that may contain rather unpleasant errors. If you need more stability, we recommend switching to the Slow (Late access) or Release Preview channels.
Evolution of Windows 10 icons
Microsoft’s design teams are currently working on updating icons for all of the company’s products. The first step in this direction was the new icons for Office applications. Now it’s time to update the icons in Windows 10. Insiders already have access to updated versions of pre-installed apps such as alarm clocks and clocks, calculator, Mail, and calendar. For more information about updating icons in Windows 10, see the Microsoft publication on the Medium platform.
Many icons will be updated after the release of updated versions of apps in the Microsoft Store.
Starting today, they will be distributed to members of the Windows Insider program who use the “Early access” channel. An updated version of the Mail and calendar app with new icons is also available on the Release Preview channel. Other icons in Windows 10 will be updated in the coming months.
Bug fixes and improvements
Fixed an issue that caused some insiders on the previous build not to work OneDrive, but it created an excessive load on the CPU.
Fixed an issue where SCSI drivers were not recognized in some third-party virtual machines, which caused the c1900191 error to occur. Microsoft continues to investigate other causes of the c1900191 error on other devices.
Fixed an issue that affected the stability of the start menu for some insiders after the update.
Fixed an issue that caused some insiders to encounter GSOD with the “SYSTEMTHREAD EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED” error on previous builds.
Known error
BattlEye and Microsoft have identified issues with the compatibility of some Insider Preview builds with certain versions of the anti-cheat program BattlEye due to changes in the operating system. To protect insiders who may have these versions installed, a restriction has been implemented so that Insider Preview builds will not be offered for devices that may be affected by this issue. More information can be found here.
Microsoft is aware of a problem with Screen announcer and NVDA users using the new version of Microsoft Edge based on Chromium, which may cause some difficulties when navigating and reading certain web content. Development teams are working to fix the problem. The problem does not affect users of an outdated version of Microsoft Edge. NVAccess released NVDA 2019.3, which fixes an issue with Edge.
We investigate reports that the system update process may hang for a long time when trying to install a new build.
We are investigating reports that some insiders cannot update to new builds due to the 0x8007042b error.
The “Documents” section in the privacy settings does not display an icon correctly (a simple rectangle).
When updating the system using certain languages, such as Japanese, the “Installing Windows X%” page does not display the text correctly.
Microsoft continues to investigate a problem that causes input to stop working in some places on the system when you open and then close the clipboard history (WIN + V) without inserting elements.
The “Download from the cloud” option does not work on this build. Use the local reinstall option when resetting the system settings.
We wish you a successful update!
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