Enable the new “share” screen in Windows 10 Insider Preview in just X steps

A little less than a month ago, those from Redmond revealed what their next update would be like, the Creators Update. A context in which we were able to find out many of its novelties in advance and in which we saw a new screen appear for the sharing function. An interface that, as recently reported by the specialized media MS Power User can now be enabled in Insider versions

We tell you how to do it below; a process that lacks too many complications and that, despite allowing you to make a composition of the place, offers us some functionalities still somewhat limitedIn fact, there are still difficulties when viewing certain elements. But let's explain ourselves

The new share screen

Thus and for example, there are some problems when viewing the icons. However, the sharing features work quite well, except for the one that allows us to do it over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Going back to the heart of the matter and before going into the specific steps to enable this screen, you should know that involves some risks, Because editing the registry can affect the proper functioning of the operating system if it is not done correctly. Keep in mind that if you start this tutorial it is at your own risk and that, in no case are we responsible (neither a server nor xatakawindows) for the damages and inconveniences that could be derived from starting it up.

• To get started, open the Run box (Windows + R)
• Access the registry editor by typing ?regedit? and pressing OK.
• Copy the following into the registry editor address bar: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ SharePlatform and press enter.

• Once inside the SharePlatform folder, right-click on the blank space, select ?new? and then ?32-bit DWORD value?
• When naming it, type EnableNewShareFlow. Set it to 1 and hit enter again.
• Closes the registry and reboots the system if necessary.

Via | MSPU and Windows Central