Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20161 Releases
Microsoft today pushed Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20161 to Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel. This new version brings a lot of new features compared to the previous test version, the most notable of which is that the new version of the start menu that Microsoft has previously revealed has finally arrived.
The biggest feature of the new version of the start menu is to remove the shortcut background color block, so the current start menu will be able to call the theme configuration with more new styles.
At the same time, this version has improved the combination of Microsoft Edge and multi-tasking, and now Alt + Tab shortcut keys can also directly switch tabs instead of applications.
In addition, the new version also changes the style of the taskbar. Overall, this new version should be regarded as the version with the newest features in Microsoft in recent months.
Changelog
- We fixed an issue resulting in Insiders experiencing bug checks when connecting and interacting with an Xbox controller.
- We’ve fixed an issue causing some games and applications to crash at launch or fail to install.
- We fixed an issue resulting in Microsoft Edge not navigating to websites when WDAG was enabled on the last 2 flights.
- We fixed an issue which was increasing log off time in recent builds.
- We fixed an issue with the Chinese Pinyin IME where after setting your preferred IME toolbar orientation, you may not be able to change it again after rebooting your PC.
- We fixed an issue causing Reset this PC to always show the error “There was a problem resetting this PC” when launched from Settings in the last few builds.
- We fixed an issue resulting in some Bluetooth devices no longer showing their battery level in Settings in the last few builds.
- We fixed an issue where Settings would crash if you went to Settings > Privacy > Microphone while a win32 app was recording audio.
- We fixed an issue where if Sound Settings showed “no input devices found” in the input dropdown and you clicked it, then Settings would crash.
- We fixed an issue where when adding a printer, the dialog might crash if you navigated through to the “Add a printer driver” dialog in recent builds.
- We fixed a graphics related issue resulting in some users experiencing bugchecks.
