[German]Microsoft has released two Windows 10 Insider Preview Builds for the weekend. Build 17127 is available in the Slow Ring, while Build 17128 has been published in the Fast Ring.
Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17127 in Slow Ring
Windows 10: Insider Preview Build 17127 for the PC has been released earlier this week (see). Now Microsoft has also released this build in the slow ring for PCs. This build belongs to the Redstone 4 branch and will lead to Windows 10 version 1803 next month. The announcement and details of the changes can be found here.
Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17128 in Fast Ring
Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17128 for the PC has been released on March 23, 2018 in Fast Ring. The announcement was made on Windows-Blog. This build belongs to the Redstone 4 branch and will lead to Windows 10 version 1803 next month. Microsoft has already removed the watermark in the lower right corner of the desktop of this build. The build does contain a time bomb any more.
Dona Sarkar writes, however, that the Insider Preview Build 17128 is not yet the final, which will be rolled out in April 2018. However, Microsoft has entered the final phase to identify the Redstone 4 build, which will generally be rolled out as a final in April 2018. Currently the Build 17130 in the Canary Ring seems to be tested internally by Microsoft employees.
Cortana Show Me
There is a app Cortana Show Me, which can be downloaded from the store. This should support users who get ‘lost’ in the Windows 10 settings. Microsoft writes that the (preview) app of Cortana explains step by step how to change settings. Here’s the list of tutorials instructions you can get:
- Update Windows
- Check if an app is installed
- Uninstall an app
- Change your desktop background
- Use Airplane Mode
- Change your display brightness
- Add nearby printers or scanners
- Change your default programs
- Change your screen resolution
- Turn off Windows Defender Security Center
- Run a security scan
- Change Wi-Fi settings
- Change your power settings
- Discover Bluetooth devices
- Check your version of Windows
Weitere Details finden sich in Microsofts Blog-Beitrag. Ein paar Informationen in Deutsch haben die Kollegen bei deskmodder.de hier zusammen getragen. Dort kann man sich auch ggf. von Nutzern erstellte Installationsabbilder abholen.