[German]On January 8, 2020, Microsoft released the next Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 19541 (should be for the 20H2 development branch) for insiders in the Fast Ring. Here is some information about it.
I had mentioned it in the blog postWindows Insider: Fast Ring has no fixed releases anymore. There are actually no more fixed releases. Therefore, the statement that this build refers to the 20H2 development branch is not quite correct anymore. It is an Insider build in the ‘active development branch’. But no matter what you call it, it is an inside preview. In the Windows Blog Microsoft lists the changes and new features of this build.
(Taskleiste mit Symbol für GPS-Positionserfassung, Source: Microsoft)
For example, the icon in the notification area of the taskbar, which indicates when the GPS position of the device is used by Windows, has been revised (see image above).
(Architecture in Taskmanager, Source: Microsoft)
The task manager shows the architecture (e.g. x86) in a separate column. This is probably useful because of the upcoming ARM variants. There are also some new features in the Cortana app, which are described in the Microsoft article. For example, a timer can be set in an English language version.
Otherwise there are a number of improvements. For example, the reliability of the system settings was improved by a bugfix. The persistent reboot prompt that occurred in earlier Insider Builds has been fixed. In addition, a problem was fixed that could cause the update speed in the Task Manager to unexpectedly pause. Other fixes relate to the screen reader (narrator) and the acrylic effect on the Find window. Details and also the list of known issues can be found here.
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