Build 19013.1122 brings Windows 10 in the 20H1 branch to the Slow Ring loaded with improvements and new features
Table of contents:
- New kamojis
- Windows Subsystem Enhancements for Linux (WSL) 2
- The PowerToys are here
- Improvements in the Your Phone App
- New DirectX 12 Features
- Other changes and improvements
- Known Bugs
Microsoft continues to expand the arrival of the 20H1 branch of Windows 10 and although there are still a few months left before it is with us, the different rings of the Insider Program already have access to the different compilations that the company based in Redmond has been launching.
The last to receive access to a Windows 10 Build in the 20H1 branch have been the members of the Slow Ring in the Insider Program , which can already be done with build 19013.1122. It inherits improvements already seen in the Fast Ring and the corrections that arose thanks to the feedback generated in it.
New kamojis
More kaomoji are coming with this compilation For those who don't know them, kamojis are faces that can be formed using only keyboard characters . We can access these new kaomoji using the Windows + keyboard shortcut. Here are some examples of new kamojis.
- ヾ (⌐ ■ _ ■) ノ ♪
- ლ (╹◡╹ლ)
- (⊙_ ◎)
- (͡ ~ ͜ʖ ͡ °)
- ಠ_ರೃ
- (∩ ^ or ^) ⊃━ ☆
- /ᐠ。ꞈ。ᐟ \
- And more! (❁´◡`❁)
Windows Subsystem Enhancements for Linux (WSL) 2
The Linux Subsystem for Windows receives a major change. From now on, WSL2 will automatically release unused memory (reduce memory size accordingly) from the virtual machine so that Windows can do use of it.A much-requested feature from WSL users that is finally available to everyone.
The PowerToys are here
PowerToys version 0.12 is here and includes an enhancement called PowerRename that allows batch renaming of different files. Also coming improvements to FancyZones and support for Dark Mode.
Improvements in the Your Phone App
The app Your phone eliminates dependence on the Bluetooth connection To be able to see the screen of the smartphone on the PC, it will no longer be necessary to have a model with Bluetooth LE, close, although the number of compatible devices is still very limited (Samsung Galaxy Fold, S10, S10 + and S10e) and in the future it will come to the Samsung Galaxy A30s, A50s and A90.
"To get this feature, these devices must be updated with the software update that enables the Link to Windows feature. These are the requirements we need:"
- Phones running Android 9.0 or higher
- PC with Windows 10 October 2018 Update or later
- Android phone must be turned on and connected to the same network as PC
- Have a compatible model among the following.
- Samsung Galaxy Fold
- Samsung Galaxy Note 10 / Note 10+
- Samsung Galaxy S10 / S10+ / S10e
- Samsung Galaxy A30s / A50s / A90
New DirectX 12 Features
A new version of DirectX 12 is here including support for DirectX RayTracing tier 1.1, Mesh Shader, and Sampler Feedback. Here is detailed information about these new DirectX features and how they will improve our user experience.
Other changes and improvements
- Fixed an issue that caused frames to be skipped when running games and videos in full screen.
- Fixes an issue where starting Reset this PC with the cloud download option would not work when starting from Windows RE.
- Fixed an issue where resulting in missing pre-installed apps (such as Calculator) and other UWP apps on the Apps & Features page in Settings.
- Starting with this build, syncing wallpapers and themes is working again.
- Fixed an issue that caused Wi-Fi to reset unexpectedly frequently on recent builds.
- Fixes an issue where Wi-Fi setup could fail even though it appears as Connecting.
- Fixed an issue where an update that is temporarily suspended would result in an error 0xc19001e1 displayed in the history of Windows updates.
- Fix an issue where the “Open Location” search result option would not work if the search result was a folder.
- Fix a bug where if you moved the Cortana window to certain places on your screen and then closed the window, the animation minimizing would not go to the Cortana icon on the taskbar.
- Fix issue where File Browser may not render correctly sometimes when using multiple monitors with different DPI in previous build.
- Fixed an issue where it could cause a state where cannot set focus in the File Explorer search boxto write your query.
- Fixes an issue that could cause the application thumbnail to disappear when right-clicking in Task View.
- Fixes an issue that could cause the Send Message button in certain notifications to not be visible when using high contrast.
- Fixed an issue where the notification after WIN + Shift + S could have a blank space for the screenshot.
- Fixes a bug that caused Resource Manager to show no disk activity unexpectedly.
- Fix an issue where calling SUBST with a path ending with \ would give a Path Not Found error.
- Fixes a memory leak with running applications repeatedly sending calls to adjust gamma .
- Fix for some users when trying to log out resulting in a message saying that an application named “G” was preventing shutdown.
- Fixed an issue that caused speechruntime.exe to use an unexpectedly high amount of CPU in the previous build.
- Fixes an issue that caused Bluetooth devices to not reconnect as expected after closing and then reopening the device lid on some models.
- Fixes an issue where the Surface Dial would not scroll in recent builds if you switched to something like zoom and then scrolled again.
- Fixed an issue where Narrator would sometimes report focus as the page instead of reporting the actual focused control in Chrome.
- Fixes an issue where Narrator did not automatically start reading the Narrator user guide web page and the YouTube web page.
- Fixed a bug with Narrator's “Next Table” command to work in Excel.
- Fix an issue where the text cursor indicator was visible on top of the lock screen background image.
- Fix where the text cursor indicator preview would not display correctly in Settings when using a dark theme.
- Fix a bug where when using a dark theme, the hardware keyboard text prediction candidate window was unreadable due to black text on a dark gray background.
- Fixed an issue that could cause the touch keyboard to flicker when entering emoji.
- Fixes an issue where English punctuations were generated when using the Chinese Pinyin and Wubi IMEs, even if the input mode was set to Chinese with the default IME settings.
- Fixed an issue where the character width of alphanumeric characters when using the traditional Chinese Bopomofo IME would unexpectedly change from half-width to full-width in some input fields.
- Fixed an issue where, after successfully updating to a new build, the Windows Update settings page may have displayed the same build needed to install.
- Fixed an issue where optional drivers were not installed.
Known Bugs
- BattlEye and Microsoft have encountered incompatibility issues due to operating system changes between some Insider Preview builds and certain versions of the BattlEye anti-cheat software. To avoid issues, we've placed a compatibility hold on these devices so they won't receive affected builds of Windows Insider Preview. Here are more details.
- They are investigating that Settings is not yet available outside of release via URI (ms-settings:)
- When using a remote desktop connection and the target PC is on this build, within about an hour (if not sooner), DWM may start to crash, and the session window will become completely black, you'll experience black flashes, or you'll be logged out of the remote desktop session entirely.
If you belong to the Slow Ring within the Insider Program, you can download the update by going to the usual path, that is, Settings > Update and Security > Windows Update An update that is focused above all on improving the performance of the operating system."