Build 19555.1001 comes to Windows 10 to fix bugs with USB 3.0 drives and cloud-based recovery
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Microsoft continues to polish the bugs present in Windows 10 and a few hours ago just released a new build in the Fast Ring within the Windows Insider Program. This is Build 19555.1001, a build that adds bug fixes and some notable improvements.
Announced on the Windows Blog, Build 19555.1001 provides fixes for those who were having problems with drives connected via USB 3.0 and for all those who had encountered failures when using the cloud recovery option when going to reset the PC.
General changes, fixes, and improvements
- Fixed a bug that was present and caused some external USB 3.0 drives to become unresponsive with boot code 10 after that they were connected.
- The cloud recovery option to Reset your PC now works correctly in this build.
- Fixed an issue where ARM64 devices were unable to update to the previous build.
- They have updated the protection history in the Windows Security app to show a loading indicator in cases where the loading takes longer than expected.
- Fixed an issue where the modern print dialog did not display the print preview correctly in certain cases with some recently released Builds. "
- We have fixed an issue that could cause the Start Menu to display > until explorer.exe has restarted after locking, then unlocking, the computer while listening to music. " "
- Fixed a alignment issue with switches in the Windows Update path > Advanced Options>"
Known Issues
- BattlEye and Microsoft have found incompatibility issues due to operating system changes between some Insider Preview builds and certain versions of the software BattlEye anti-cheat. To protect Insiders who might have these builds installed on their PC, we've placed a compatibility hold on these devices so they won't be offered affected builds of Windows Insider Preview.
- Please be aware of the issue affecting Narrator and NVDA users using the latest version of Chromium-based Microsoft Edge can experience any difficulty browsing and reading certain web content. Legacy Microsoft Edge users will not be affected.
- Reports are being investigated that the upgrade process hangs for long periods of time when trying to install a new build.
- Investigating reports that some Insiders are unable to upgrade to newer builds with error 0x8007042b.
- Reviewing reports that some Insiders are unable to upgrade to newer builds with error 0xc1900101.
- The Privacy Documents section has a broken icon.
- Sometimes the iME candidate window for East Asian IMEs (Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, and Japanese IME) may not open. They are investigating reports. As a workaround if you run into this, change the focus to another app or editing area and go back to the original and try again. Alternatively, you can go to Task Manager and end the “TextInputHost.exe” task from the Details tab, and it should work afterwards.
- They are investigating reports of certain devices not going into hibernation. They have identified the root cause and are working on a fix for a future update. If your device is affected, manual wakeup should work (Home > Power button > Sleep).
If you belong to the Fast Ring within the Insider Program, you can download the update by going to the usual route, that is, Settings > Update and Security > Windows Update An update that paves the way for an update that is still almost a year away."
Via | Microsoft
