Windows 10 mobile rtm problems

Microsoft has finally released last night (11/18) Build 10, 586.11 with its Windows Mobile 10 problems for executives due to the rapid development cycle, which is the same as being delivered from the factory with the new Lumia 550, Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL. Therefore, the privileged may have an idea of ​​what will come in the public version of the platform, which should begin to reach general users during the month of December, at least for some devices.

As always, the company released a changelog with important corrections made in this compilation and also with the errors that did not have time to be corrected, and it should be noted that one of them has caused many headaches for the unwary.

Windows 10 Mobile issues - fixes

• Fixed the issue that caused the initial mismatch screen display to restore from a backup of a device with a different resolution.

• You should now be able to set the default storage location through Settings> System> Storage and it will properly reflect the current storage settings. Your SD card should no longer appear as an unreadable name in storage environments as well.

• Moving applications to the SD card should no longer make these applications not run.

• Improvements have been included in the Messages + Skype application - through updates in the store and also on the server side.

• Low incidence of Resume / Loading screens.

• The physical button on the camera should be working again if it wasn't working for you before.

• Download enhanced applications and games from the Windows 10 Mobile store.

As you can see, all of the issues seen in Build 10.581 were apparently resolved, requiring some testing to see if there are any others not mentioned by the company in the previous change list that remains in this new version.

Since not everything is perfect and there are a number of users from another Build of Windows 10, some problems are still found, especially if you have a plan to update build 10.581 and have already done a complete reset on the device, that is, restored to factory settings.