Windows 10 build 14385: what's new and fixes

With the slight delay of the Anniversary Update for August 2, Microsoft is working hard to polish its operating system as much as possible, not only for the desktop version but also for mobile ones. Hours ago Microsoft released Windows 10 Build 14385 in the fast ring of its Windows Insider program.

In the following lines we review the news and corrections of this new Windows 10 update:

Fixes for PC on Windows 10 Build 14385

• The daily notification should no longer appear stating that your version of Windows expires on July 17. Battery life for Surface devices has been improved. Fixed an issue that caused Spotify to stop working when playing Fixed an issue that caused the Google Chrome window to crop at the top when maximizing the window Blue screens will no longer occur when using a device as a point wireless access, and the team was browsing certain web pages. Fixed an issue with the dialog box for entering the PIN, sometimes it would appear behind other windows when connected to a VPN Fixed an issue causing LastPass and AdBlock extensions for Microsoft Edge to not show context menus. Fixed an issue that caused a Microsoft Edge tab to be checked when exiting the Web Notes. Auto-discovery is now disabled by default when projecting to the PC. This means that in order to connect to your PC and project to it through any phone with Continuum or Miracast, you must go to Settings> System> Project to this device and check "Windows devices and phones can project to this device when so set it ”to“ Always available ”or“ Always available on secure networks ”. You can also change other settings on that page.

Fixes for Mobile

• Open PDFs can now be interacted with in Microsoft Edge. Battery life has been improved in Lumia 830, Lumia 930 or Lumia 1520 devices. An issue that caused the name of a SIM in a DUAL-SIM device to fail could be fixed.

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