Microsoft has released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17035 for PC to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring
What’s new in Build 17035Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17035 for PC released
- Microsoft Edge Improvements
- Introducing Near Share
- Shop Surface hardware using the Microsoft Store app
- Settings Improvements
- Touch keyboard Improvements
- Japanese Input Method Editor (IME) Improvements
General changes, improvements, and fixes for PC:
ATTENTION DEVELOPERS: We fixed an issue from the previous flight where launching an app with a debugger attached caused it hang at the splash screen. Debugging UWPs now works again.
When the default location is set on your home or office PC, Cortana now knows to show you location-based reminders in the area on your PC. Your default location can be set in the Maps app.
We’ve updated Cortana Collections to now support light theme.
We’re making some changes to the Data Usage settings page under Settings > Network & Internet — you’ll notice some differences in this build. Not everything is working so stay tuned for an announcement in a later flight when everything is up and running.
We fixed an issue where some Store download errors were unexpectedly displaying on the Windows Update history page.
We’ve updated the Action Center to now use Fluent Design’s Reveal. You’ll also notice we’ve updated “Clear all” to now say “Clear all notifications” to improve discoverability.
We fixed an issue where it wasn’t possible to swipe to clear notifications from the Action Center in the last few flights.
We fixed an issue where dismissing an alarm notification above lock resulting in the alarm sound continuing to play despite being dismissed.
We fixed an issue where after uninstalling an app, its pinned tile might still exist on the Start Menu.
We fixed an issue where after connecting via Remote Desktop the first local launch of Start menu would show Start briefly clipped to the top half before animating in the bottom.
We fixed an issue where after upgrading the Start Menu might contain multiple listings of apps with only the name “NoUIEntryPoints-DesignMode” and a grey tile.
We fixed an issue where it wasn’t possible to rename files in File Explorer when using the Small Icons view.
We fixed an issue where using the File Picker from a UWP app would show an error saying “multiple selections aren’t allowed” when attempting to pick multiple images from a phone connected to the PC via USB.
We fixed an issue resulting in “Occasionally show suggestions in Start” being reset after upgrading.
We fixed an issue resulting in a drop in Start menu reliability in the last two flights.
We fixed an issue where notifications with progress bars wouldn’t update while the Action Center was open.
We fixed an issue where valid characters in the touch keyboard were unexpectedly disabled in password fields for certain keyboards.
We fixed an issue where you couldn’t switch to alpha mode when using the touch keyboard using a third party Japanese IME since the key wasn’t available.
We fixed an issue where the input indicator state wouldn’t be preserved across reboot if set to something other than the default value.
We fixed an issue resulting in the touch keyboard coming up unexpectedly after setting focus to Start when in tablet mode.
We fixed an issue resulting in ink strokes in OneNote sometimes unexpectedly changing thickness after interacting with buttons in the app.
We fixed an issue resulting in the touch keyboard not coming up in certain text fields with the keyboard docked in tablet mode.
We fixed an issue where words would sometimes get duplicated when using the handwriting panel in certain apps.
We fixed an issue resulting in screen flickering in the last flight after bringing up the game bar, volume slider or other on-screen UI when playing fullscreen DirectX9 games.
We fixed an issue resulting in Forza Horizon 3 unexpectedly failing to run with an “unsupported graphics card” error on some laptop configurations.
We fixed an issue where pressing Shift + Del while editing the URL of a favorite would delete the favorite entry instead of performing a Cut action.
We fixed an issue from the previous flight where changes made to About:flags in Microsoft Edge wouldn’t persist.
