Two new official Windows constructs in a month? Who'd have thought of that in ye olden days? But Microsoft released Windows 10 build 9860, as the first refresh of the Technical Preview.
If you're yet to install it, here are some step-by-step.
But if you have deployed it, you could have noticed that even though Microsoft have repaired lots of dilemmas with the first preview version (build 9841) and improved the overall functionality, a couple of problems however remain.
That is a work in progress, in the end.
The leading, as well as Redmond some of those difficulties is this new variant connects to WiFi networks. Microsoft says that this is due to the fact that the UI design "has gone backwards temporarily", and that is basically because the engineers are focusing on "the final encounters".
Makes sense.
A couple of user interface nags also exist in this new build, along with the company warns that in some situations things could be displayed incorrectly. Yikes!
Some computer mightn't go to sleep or get up from standby mode properly. Some apparatus are broken on, and both games are unable to be found.
The pitfalls of early test variants, I am sure!
And additionally, there's another pesky issue that impacts users that have multiple screen setups. Using 2 outside monitors with Display Link sometimes ends in a BOSD (blue screen of death) when undocking. Just happens with multiple screen settings, though.
Microsoft will be history by time the final retail version finds light of day, and makes it a point saying that all of these known issues will be fixed in coming versions of the Technical Preview.
In the meantime, the company urges users to keep sending in the bug reports.
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