The official release of the final version of Windows 10 Spring Creators Update is just around the corner, ahead of which the developers of the Windows Insider team are waiting for feedback from Insider Preview participants. To implement this task, the company's developers initiated the release of an assembly, which received the number 17133 for the Release Preview cycle.

It is noteworthy that if anyone doubted the readiness of Windows 10 Insider Preview 17133 to receive RTM status, now these doubts will obviously be dispelled. The fact that the build has entered the release cycle of updates in the Windows Insider program does not indirectly, but directly indicates that the update is ready for release. It should be noted that build 17133 has already gone into the Fast Ring and Slow Ring.

According to the corporation's engineers, they have implemented the release of Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17133 (RS4) for the insider audience, which is updated in the Release Preview cycle. According to experts, as part of this build, engineering systems that are responsible for the successful distribution of Windows 10 feature updates to customers will be tested.

According to Microsoft, not all Slow channel insiders will receive the released build at the same time. The Windows Insider team promised full access to the update, plus or minus, on Monday, April 9th. However, if the user does not want to wait, then the availability of the build can be checked manually: Settings -> Update and Security -> Windows Update. Everything suggests that starting Monday, the new version of Windows 10 will become available to ordinary users of the Redmond software platform.

In particular, as usual, the owners of the latest models of desktop devices and tablets, as well as those devices whose compatibility is beyond doubt, will be among the first to receive the new version of the “ten”. The update will be sent out in waves, as the company basically does every time. The update will be terminated only in the event of some force majeure in the form of problems with some devices during the update. It should be noted that Microsoft specialists have not yet officially presented the Windows 10 Spring Creators Update.

There is still no reliable information about what exactly the update will be called. If you believe numerous rumors, you can expect a catch from the company’s marketers in the form of a new name for the update, which we will find out at the last moment. The intrigue lies in the fact that if you remember, the Creators Update (1703) was officially announced six months before its official release, while the next major update, the Fall Creators Update, which came out last fall, was presented three months before. It will be interesting to see how things will unfold regarding the expected update. There's not long to wait. Read our

Microsoft has announced a new build of the Windows 10 operating system insider preview Build 17692 and 17704.

The Windows 10 Insider Preview program helps developers make it user-friendly and functional. Based on feedback from numerous insiders, OS malfunctions are eliminated, functionality is improved and stability is improved. Windows Insiders are encouraged to submit Windows health reports, provide feedback on new features, and monitor PC performance. All reports are sent using feedback on the company website.

Build 17692

New SwiftKey feature

In this version of the operating system, the developers have built in the SwiftKey function. Thanks to this technology, users receive improved auto-correction algorithms and hints when working with the keyboard. It is worth noting that SwiftKey was previously used only on mobile gadgets, but now it is being implemented in the Windows touch keyboard. At the same time, the language package is quite extensive, it includes: Russian, English, German, Italian, Spanish, French, etc.

WebDriver improvements in Edge

For Microsoft Windows Insider testers, the company has improved the functionality of the Microsoft Edge Internet browser. The WebDriver feature is available to users on demand. When the operating system receives new updates and starts installing them, WebDriver will automatically update to the latest current version.

To install this function, you must use developer mode or install an additional component through “Additional Features”. Produced W3C specification update, this is necessary to install and support major updates.

Enlarging text in accessibility

One of the functions returning to the Windows 10 operating system build 17692 is changing the text scale. To do this, go to the “Options” menu, follow the path “Accessibility” and “Display” and select “ Make everything bigger».

Improved screen reader

Major improvements to Narrator:

• Narrator got more improved keyboard layout;
• Narrator automatically plays the names of dialog boxes and the elements located in them;
• search function;
• choice in scanning mode. Users can select blocks of data by moving to their boundaries;
• Job in scanning mode with interactive elements.

Improved game bar and game mode

The company has significantly improved the game panel; below is a list of the main improvements:

Search for programs has been accelerated

The developers have improved the search function for official software for Windows 10. It is designed to make it easier to find and download programs. To date, the option continues to be improved.

Improved Windows Mixed Reality

The innovation is that now users have access to the audio output function simultaneously on speakers and headset. In order to try this improvement, you must perform the following procedure: go to “Options”, “Mixed Reality”, “Audio and Speech” and you must enable “When Mixed Reality is running”. Also, starting with this version, the Mixed Reality component will be updated exclusively through the Windows Store.

Acrylic background for controls

In Windows 10 Insider Preview 17692, developers introduced acrylic backgrounds to XAML controls. It will be set by default in pop-ups and context menus.

Improved storage functions

Improvements include the fact that files uploaded via OneDrive cloud storage will be available on demand only when connected to the Internet.

More detailed information about the improvements in Windows 10 redstone 5 build 17692 can be found on the official website.

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17704

Improved Microsoft Edge

For the convenience of users, the company decided change browser icon. Windows Insider will now use a logo that says "BETA." The changes also affected the design of the browser; the company continues to implement the Fluent Design System for ease of use of the browser. Several sliders have appeared to customize the appearance of the tabs. There is also a “depth” effect thanks to soft shadows and the PDF file display icon has changed.

Improved navigation in the Settings menu, Microsoft has received feedback from users many times to fix the problem. The toolbar has been redesigned; the most frequently used commands, “New Tab” and “New Window,” have been placed on it.

Now “Settings” in the browser is conveniently divided into categories.

New features in Skype

Skype in Windows 10 build 17704 received a fairly major update, a detailed list of changes will be presented below:

Viewing Windows Diagnostic Data Viewer

This tool is intended for operating system diagnostics. The new version has added an improvement that allows users to receive a report on all errors that occur during system operation.

New video viewing mode

Windows 10 Insider Preview 17704 adds a new feature that lets you view video based on light levels. The main purpose of this function is quality improvement images when the user is in a very lit area. To operate, you will need a light sensor.

Entering information

Technology has been introduced into this assembly to improve information input using artificial intelligence. The software keyboard uses AI technologies and machine learning to correct typing errors.

Installing non-computer administrator fonts

In the new build of the operating system, it became possible to install fonts for an individual user. If you right-click on the font file, a context menu will appear in which you must select “Install”. This will allow you to perform installation without administrator rights.

CommandBarFlyout for working with text information

The company has installed a new system design for the context menu designed to work with text. Now the “Copy”, “Paste”, “Cut” elements have icons. Added depth effects and new animations.

Security improvements

Added new function " Blocking suspicious activities" The option that helps to monitor the folders and files located in it has been improved, and a new tool “Assessing the status of the Windows Time Service” has also appeared.

Improved Task Manager

In build 17704, several new items were added to the “Processes” tab: “Energy Consumption” and “Energy Consumption Trend”. They are showing energy consumption data taking into account the load on the processor, disks, graphics accelerator and RAM. “Trend” shows the average resource consumption for every 2 minutes.

Accessibility and Narrator

Narrator has revised user manual. After the user has reviewed the basics of working with this application, he will be asked to visit the official Microsoft page to view the full manual. Added new scanning modes and commands for spell checking.

Improved Windows Container

Improved Windows Mixed Reality

In this build, mixed virtual reality has been significantly updated. New ones have been added opportunities for capture Photo and video. There is also a function for quickly switching to the home space.

Settings after update

Small changes were made to the settings screen after installing OS updates. This function allows users to flexibly configure the system taking into account new functionality. In order not to set parameters, you must click on the “Skip” button.

New Microsoft Font Maker App

With this tool, users can create your own font. To create it, you will need to use a pen that will take into account the nuances of your own handwriting. You can download the application through the Windows Store.

More information about the improvements in Windows 10 Redstone 5 build 17704 can be found on the official website.

This guide provides detailed instructions for installing and using Windows 10 Insider Preview builds (including troubleshooting tips and links to other helpful support resources).

Installing the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build

Getting started is easy. To install the first build of Windows 10 Insider Preview 1 on your computer, follow the instructions below.

1. If you haven't registered yet, . Note. You can also sign up using a work account. In this case, you will be able to take advantage of additional benefits.
2. Install Windows 10 on your computer. To install the Windows 10 Insider Preview build, you must have a licensed version of Windows 10 installed on your computer. If your computer is currently running Windows 7/8/8.1, you can install Windows 10 from this link. If you're having trouble installing Windows 10, you can install the Windows 10 Insider Preview build: Download the Windows 10 Insider Preview ISO.
3. Make sure the Windows 10 Insider Preview build supports the language on your PC.

Language support

The Windows 10 Insider Preview build is available in the following SKU languages:
English (UK), English (US), Arabic (Saudi Arabia), Bulgarian (Bulgaria), Hungarian (Hungary), Greek (Greece), Danish (Denmark), Hebrew (Israel), Spanish (International, Spain), Spanish ( Mexico), Italian (Italy), Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan), Chinese (Simplified, China), Korean (Korea), Latvian (Latvia), Lithuanian (Lithuania), German (Germany), Dutch (Netherlands), Norwegian (Bokmål , Norway), Polish (Poland), Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Romanian (Romania), Russian (Russia), Serbian (Latin, Serbia), Slovak (Slovakia), Slovenian (Slovenia), Thai (Thailand) , Turkish (Turkey), Ukrainian (Ukraine), Finnish (Finland), French (Canada), French (France), Croatian (Croatia), Czech (Czech Republic), Swedish (Sweden), Estonian (Estonia), Japanese (Japan) .

The Windows 10 Insider Preview build is available in the following User Interface Pack languages:
Azerbaijani (Latin, Azerbaijan), Albanian (Albania), Amharic, Armenian, Assamese, Afrikaans (South Africa), Basque, Belarusian (Belarus), Bengali (Bangladesh), Bengali (India), Bosnian (Latin), Valencian, Welsh, Vietnamese, Galician (Galicia), Georgian, Gujarati, Dari, Indonesian (Indonesia), Irish, Icelandic, Kazakh (Kazakhstan), Kannada, Catalan (Catalonia), Quechua, Kyrgyz, Konkani, Khmer (Cambodia), Laotian (Laos), Luxembourgish, Macedonian (Republic of Macedonia), Malay (Malaysia), Malayalam, Maltese, Maori, Marathi, Mongolian (Cyrillic), Nepali, Norwegian (Nynorsk), Oriya, Punjabi, Persian, Serbian (Cyrillic, Bosnia and Herzegovina), Serbian ( Cyrillic, Serbia), Sinhala, Sindhi (Arabic), Swahili, Tamil (India), Tatar, Telugu, Turkmen, Uzbek (Latin, Uzbekistan), Uyghur, Urdu, Filipino (Philippines), Hindi (India), Cherokee (Cherokee) , Scottish Gaelic.

Note.

Windows LIP language packs can only be installed in addition to the supported primary languages. For instructions on how to customize your input language or interface after installing a language pack, see Add or change an input language or interface on your computer.

2. Prepare your Windows 10 PC

3. Complete installation

1. After your computer restarts, select Start > Settings > Update and Security > Windows Update, then click Check for updates to download the latest Insider Preview build based on the settings you specified in the previous step.
2. Once the download is complete, the user can choose one of three reboot options. Click Select time, Remind me later or Reboot now to complete the installation. Note. Once you install the Insider Preview build, your system will automatically receive new builds. To make sure that you are using the latest version of the build, just check for updates in Windows Update.

Share your impressions with us

Feedback you provide about Insider Preview builds goes directly to our developers. This helps them make Windows even better. To submit feedback, simply open the app Feedback Center on the menu Start. The Feedback Hub also gives you access to Insider news, quests, community, and other resources. You can also use the Language Community app to help us make Windows better in your language.

Working with access circles

Description of access circles

By "access circles" we mean the frequency of receiving preliminary builds of Windows 10 Insider Preview. Each circle has its own criteria for the stability of assemblies and sets a certain frequency for their provision.

Circles of access allow you to evaluate the quality of software as it becomes available to a wider audience. If the build passes all the required automated tests in the labs, it is released with a new feature, application, etc. and made available to participants in the early round of access, which is characterized by the most frequent updates. The build then continues to be judged on various criteria and eventually moves on to the next round. To help get builds to Windows Insiders more quickly, we've changed how builds are promoted through circles, the criteria for moving from one circle to another, and added a new circle.

Note. When registering a new device for the program, the early access circle is selected by default. Check below which access circle suits your requirements and configure your device accordingly.

Early Access Circle

The benefits of the Early Access Circle are that members can be the first to try out new and improved features and provide feedback. If you have devices in the Early Access ring, be prepared for certain issues that may block core functionality or require time-consuming workarounds. Because the build is tested on a limited number of devices before release, some features may not work on certain configurations. If you encounter an issue that blocks important functionality, report the issue using the Feedback Hub app and prepare to reinstall Windows. You can do this using the media creation tool (

Late Access Circle

The benefit of a Late Access circle is that you still get updates and features from the Development branch, but the build stability in this circle is greater. Builds move to the Late Ring after technical teams receive and review the feedback submitted by participants in the Early Ring. Late Ring builds are subject to the same tools and processes as production builds, including weekly security patches. Additionally, the Late Ring builds have fixed issues that would make it impossible to regularly use the Early Access builds. Note. Late Ring builds belong to the Development branch and may contain defects that are fixed in subsequent stages of testing.

Circle Release Preview

This circle of access is the best option if you need the latest official version of Windows 10, but want to receive updates, applications and drivers before other users, and do not want to deal with the risks of builds from the Development branch. The Release Preview is only available if your Windows build version is the same as the current production version. The easiest way to move from Development to Production builds is to reinstall Windows using the Media Creation Tool (see Download Windows 10 for instructions) or using the Windows Device Recovery Tool (on mobile devices).

Moving to the next version

This is a unique feature of the Early Access Circle that allows Insiders to "move up" to the next Windows 10 Insider Preview builds before the current release is completed. Registration for the Upgrade Program is available for a limited time to a small number of participants.

Changing the circle of access

Changing the circle is very easy. Open Settings, select Update and Security and then . In chapter Level selection Select one of the following circles: Late Access Circle, Early Access Circle, or Release Preview.

Working with updates

Once you enroll in the Windows Insider Program and install the first build of Windows 10 Insider Preview 1, you will receive updates on your enrolled device. During development, the build number will change for each update. You can receive two different types of builds on devices:

Basic assemblies

When a major build is released, it includes various combinations of new features, updates to existing features, defect fixes, application changes, etc. Major builds are assigned numbers starting with 1. Build numbers are not always sequential. This depends on the internal criteria that determine the transition from one circle of access to another. For example, after build 14361 you might get build 14365.

Additional (service) assemblies

These are so-called "service" or "cumulative" updates, which contain a small number of changes made to the main assembly. Service builds often include bug fixes, minor operating system updates, and other small changes. For example, after build 14361 you might get build 14361.1002 and then get build 14361.1003.

What to Expect at Each Access Round

There are no specific requirements for build numbers on each access circle, but in general the following pattern is observed:

Early access circle - main builds, very few service builds;

late access circle - main build with minor fixes;

Release Preview - A major build changes at a specific time and is followed by a series of service builds until the next release date occurs.

Learn more about your computer

The following provides brief background information on finding basic information that you may need while participating in the Program. This information is also needed when providing feedback about build issues or feature suggestions, or when receiving help.

How to determine the build number

Select Start, enter winver and press winver – execute command.

How to check which circle is selected?

Open section Settings, select Update and Security > Insider ProgramWindows. The circle you select will appear in the Select Insider Settings section.

How do I know which account is used to receive builds: a Microsoft account (MSA) or an Azure Active Directory (AAD) account?

Open section Settings, select Update and Security > Windows Insider Program. Pay attention to the information in the section Windows Insider Account.

How can I check if my installed copy of Windows 10 is activated?

Open section Settings, select Updates and Security, then select Activation

I'm not receiving updates

Windows Insiders may notice that your computer is not receiving the latest updates. This rarely happens, but if you encounter this problem, there are a few basic conditions you need to check.

Check for updates manually

Open section Settings and select Update and Security. Explore the list of available updates or click Check for updates. If your device is set to Keep Time active, your device must be turned on and signed in to complete the installation.

Is your copy of Windows activated?

Open section Settings, select Updates and Security, then select Activation. Pay attention to the information displayed.

Is your MSA or AAD account connected to your device registered to receive builds?

Computer recovery

If your computer crashes, follow the recovery instructions below.

Criticality assessment

How critical is the problem? One application? Minor functionality?

Can you use your device as before, or are its basic functions not working?

Can you solve the problem? Would an alternative application solve the problem?

Is there a newer build available that will fix all the known bugs you are experiencing?

Troubleshooting

Define the problem. There may be a solution to this problem. Connect with us on the Windows Insider forums or on Twitter @WindowsInsider. If basic functionality does not work, you may need to reinstall the current OS version. Before any reinstallation or rollback, be sure to back up your important files. This process rarely results in data loss, but it is best to keep important data separate.

Reinstalling the OS

You can choose one of the available reinstallation options: reinstall only the operating system or completely delete all data from the device. Select Settings > Update & Security > Recovery and press Begin In chapter Restore the computer to its original state. Update your OS or install it from scratch by following the on-screen instructions.

Return to previous build

If your computer was working fine with a previous build and you want to revert to this build without losing data, try the following steps. Select Settings > Updates & Security > Recovery, then select Begin In chapter Rollback to an earlier build.

Note. After installing the update on your computer, you will have seven (7) days to perform a rollback (if necessary). If you need to rollback at a later time, you will need to install a later update or perform a clean install of the previous build from bootable media.

Clean install of the Insider Preview build from bootable media

One of the questions that comes up periodically is how to create a bootable USB drive with Windows installation files (from an ISO file). This bootable USB drive can be used in a variety of scenarios, such as recovering a computer from a failed build installation, troubleshooting various errors, and enrolling a new computer in the Windows Insider Program.

If you need to create a bootable USB drive from the Windows Insider Preview ISO file, follow these instructions.

Stop receiving Insider builds

To opt out of receiving future builds on your current computer, select Settings > Update & Security > Windows Insider Program, then select Stop receiving Insider Preview builds and follow additional on-screen instructions.

Device recovery

If you need to disable receiving Insider builds, do so when your device is running a production build late in the development cycle so that if problems occur, you won't have to restore your device. Production builds are stable and service updates are regularly released for them. With this build, you can enjoy all the new features and avoid losing data on your device. If you opt out of the Program, your device will remain in the current preview build and you will not receive any further service updates. Your build will have a limited expiration date and will be vulnerable to security threats.

You can find the current production build number in .

To find out the build number installed on your computer, select Start, enter winver and press winver – execute command.
If you want to stop receiving Windows Insider Preview builds during the development cycle and return your computer to the current production build, you'll need to install a previous version of Windows using the Media Creation Tool. Review the instructions in the section or select one of the following images (depending on the previous version you are restoring to): Windows 7 Recovery Image, Windows 8 Recovery Image, or Windows 10 Recovery Image.

Support Resources

Although Windows Insiders are experienced, Microsoft experts provide advice on Windows 10 Insider Preview builds. In addition to the information in the How To section, the following support options are available.

Windows Insider Blog

With each new build, the Windows Blog posts key changes and known issues that Windows Insiders may encounter. Visit our blog for up-to-date information and news. .

Microsoft has released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17713 (RS5) for Fast ring insiders.

Reset Skip Ahead

Microsoft is approaching a point in the development cycle where the focus will be on stabilization for the RS5. As part of the stabilization process, the company has forked the RS5 into a branch called "RS5_RELEASE", as it did for the RS4 and RS3. Insiders will see a change to this branch with today's build. And, as with RS3 and RS4, Microsoft is preparing to release builds for Insiders who prefer to "skip ahead" to the next version of Windows 10. These builds will come from the RS_PRERELEASE branch. However, this time Microsoft is doing a full Skip Ahead reset. Insiders who previously chose Skip Ahead will automatically be returned to the Fast ring. The Skip Ahead connection option will disappear from the drop-down list in Settings > Update & Security > Windows Insider Program. In the coming weeks, Microsoft will make an announcement that the company has reopened Skip Ahead to Insiders. If you have previously been to Skip Ahead, you will need to register again. The main goal is to reset Skip Ahead to allow Insiders who previously missed out on the option to be able to do so, as well as clear out some PCs that were not active. Skip Ahead will be limited by a limit, and once that limit is reached, Insiders will no longer be able to choose. Stay tuned in the coming weeks as the company reopens Skip Ahead with more details.

What's new in build 17713

Microsoft Edge improvements

Media controls for each site: You can now manage autoplay permissions on a site-by-site basis by going to the Website Permissions section of the Website Identity panel - just click the info icon or lock icon on the left side of the address bar and click Manage Permissions to get started.

Search definitions for words in Reading View, Books, and PDFs: Microsoft has added a new dictionary feature so you can look up definitions of keywords as you read a page or document. Simply select one word to see the definition above your selection.

You can choose to read the words aloud to hear the correct pronunciation or to reveal more details from the definition. You can toggle the display of definitions and the content types they work on in the General tab, found in the Microsoft Edge settings menu.

Microsoft Edge PDF Reader improvements

Improved toolbar options: The toolbar available in a PDF document opened in Microsoft Edge will now show text descriptions for icons to make them easy to understand for users. New options like Add Notes are now available in the toolbar to make these tools handy when you need them.

Attaching/unpinning PDF toolbar: The toolbar can now be docked at the top of the document, making all PDF tools accessible should you need them. You can also unpin the toolbar for an impressive reading experience. If the toolbar is undocked, it will hide itself - just hover over the top area to bring it back.

Rendering improvements: Microsoft has included a number of rendering performance fixes in this build. You'll now see fewer and fewer white pages when navigating PDFs in Microsoft Edge.

Notepad improvements

Starting with build 17666, Microsoft introduced expanded line ending support for Notepad. The company is excited to announce that there are a few more surprises in today's build based on what you've been telling the company!

Wrap-around find/replacement: Microsoft has greatly improved the Find/Replace experience in Notepad. The company has added a "wrap-around find/replace" option to the search dialog, and Notepad will now remember previously entered values ​​and checkbox states and automatically fill them in the next time you open the search dialog. Additionally, when you select text and open the search dialog, the application will automatically populate the search field with the selected text.

Text scale: Microsoft has added options to make it quick and easy to enlarge text in Notepad. There is a new menu item in View > Zoom to change the zoom level and the current zoom level will be displayed in the status bar. You can also use Ctrl + Plus, Ctrl + Minus and Ctrl + MouseWheel to zoom in and out, and use Ctrl + 0 to restore the default zoom level.

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Line numbers with new line: The request was to add the ability to display row and column numbers when word wrapping is enabled. This is now possible in Notepad, and the company has made the status bar visible by default. You can still turn off the status bar from the View menu.

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Other improvements:

Microsoft has improved performance when opening large files in Notepad;
Notepad now supports Ctrl + Backspace to delete the previous word;
Arrows now correctly cancel text and then move the cursor;
When saving a file in Notepad, the row and column number are no longer reset to 1;
Notepad now correctly displays lines that completely do not fit on the screen;

Remote desktop with biometrics

Microsoft is pleased to announce that Azure Active Directory and Active Directory users using Windows Hello for Business can use biometrics to authenticate their Remote Desktop sessions!

Note: This feature does not work with a convenience pin code.

To get started, call up Remote Desktop Connection (mstsc.exe), enter the name of the computer you want to connect to, and click Connect.

Because you're signed in with Windows Hello for Business, Windows remembers how you signed in and automatically selects Windows Hello for Business to authenticate to your RDP session, but you can click Choose Other to choose alternative credentials.

In this example, Windows uses facial recognition to authenticate an RDP session on a Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V server. You can continue to use Windows Hello for Business in a remote session, but you must use your PIN.

You can find out other details.

This week's first Windows 10 Insider Preview build 15063 has hit the Fast Ring for both desktop and mobile. Throughout the week, there were no builds for the mobile version due to a bug that was not made public. So, the build does not introduce any innovations, but there are a dozen improvements.

PC Error Troubleshooting

In general, few bugs have been fixed, but there are still many unsolved problems:

1. Fixed a bug in build 15061 that caused the Microsoft Edge browser to freeze.
2. Problems with installing files and registry keys after activating the .NET Framework 3.5 have been fixed.

Improvements and fixes for smartphones

Smartphones after updating to build 15063 receive:

1. Fixed a bug that prevented standard applications such as Calculator or Store from launching and updating.
2. Fixed problems with background processes that triggered a chain of errors in synchronizing images with OneDrive.
3. Fixed bugs that led to the disappearance of the history of messages, calls or mail if the smartphone suddenly rebooted.
4. In this build, language packs are now freely loaded into the system.
5. A bug has been fixed that prevented owners of smartphones with an insider build from connecting via Bluetooth to the car.
6. Fixed a bug that prevented changing the default access point for an LTE connection.

Remaining bugs

What tasks remain to be solved on PC:

Errors known to occur on smartphones:

1. You won't be able to update directly from Windows 10 Anniversary Update 14393 to 15063. The Fast Ring will offer you 15055. Install this build first, and then download 15063 Windows 10 Insider Preview.
2. Bugs when scrolling pages in Microsoft Edge are still present. Some sites may randomly reload or update.