Microsoft added Collections to this Windows 10 Feedback Hub
Thursday's build is designed for Fast Ring PC Insiders solely. It includes mostly bug steps and relatively few new attributes. Microsoft officials said they wanted to have a fresh build out to Insiders before the company's Windows 10 Bug Bash that commences Friday.
Build 15025 will only be employed by those with x64-based Windows 10 test out machines. Those with x86 products cannot download this build, in line with Microsoft's release notes.
Due into a known bug, Build 15025 will work for those with 64-bit/x64-based Microsoft windows 10 test machines; those having 32-bit/x86 machines cannot download that build, according to Microsoft's generate notes. Microsoft plans to release ISOs due to this build by the end on the week and Win32-bit PC users is able to update from the ISOs.
Assemble 15025 includes the promised braille service in Narrator for visually-impaired end users. There's also a new mono-audio solution for these users in Simplicity of Access settings. Some improvements towards night-light settings are also component of this build.
Microsoft added Collections to this Windows 10 Feedback Hub that should reduce duplicate pieces of responses by grouping feedback for identical problems and suggestions together in single items.
There is the whole list of other smaller fixes along with the known issues in this assemble. Those attempting to download perhaps it will still not see the get progress indicated accurately, however, as has been the case for recent years builds.
Windows 10 Creators Update is required to begin rolling out to core users starting in April 2017, in line with sources.
Update (Feb. 2): Microsoft rolled out Build 15025 to help Fast Ring testers on phones daily after rolling out 15025 to help PC testers. Here's what's completely new and broken/fixed.
Build 15025 will only be employed by those with x64-based Windows 10 test out machines. Those with x86 products cannot download this build, in line with Microsoft's release notes.
Due into a known bug, Build 15025 will work for those with 64-bit/x64-based Microsoft windows 10 test machines; those having 32-bit/x86 machines cannot download that build, according to Microsoft's generate notes. Microsoft plans to release ISOs due to this build by the end on the week and Win32-bit PC users is able to update from the ISOs.
Assemble 15025 includes the promised braille service in Narrator for visually-impaired end users. There's also a new mono-audio solution for these users in Simplicity of Access settings. Some improvements towards night-light settings are also component of this build.
Microsoft added Collections to this Windows 10 Feedback Hub that should reduce duplicate pieces of responses by grouping feedback for identical problems and suggestions together in single items.
There is the whole list of other smaller fixes along with the known issues in this assemble. Those attempting to download perhaps it will still not see the get progress indicated accurately, however, as has been the case for recent years builds.
Windows 10 Creators Update is required to begin rolling out to core users starting in April 2017, in line with sources.
Update (Feb. 2): Microsoft rolled out Build 15025 to help Fast Ring testers on phones daily after rolling out 15025 to help PC testers. Here's what's completely new and broken/fixed.
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