Microsoft Releases New Build for Windows 10 Insiders

Today, alongside a new preview build available for Windows 11 users in the Release Preview Channel, Microsoft has launched a fresh update for Windows 10 insiders. The upgrade, designated as Build 19045.5194, noted under KB5046714, is now ready for download.

Overview of Update Features

While this update does not introduce significant new features, it addresses several important fixes. Among the updates mentioned in the release notes are enhancements related to the App list functionality, resolutions for issues encountered while copying files from cloud storage, and a crucial fix for Windows activation problems post-motherboard replacement.

Changelog Highlights

The full set of updates includes the following key improvements available to Windows insiders in both the Beta and Release Preview Channels:

Windows 10 Insider Beta Channel Updates

Windows 10 insiders in the Beta Channel can opt to receive the latest features first by enabling the toggle within the Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update menu. As new features are rolled out, toggling this setting on will ensure that you receive updates promptly. If the toggle remains off, you will continue to receive updates as they become ready over time.

Key Fixes and Enhancements

• App List Backup: Resolved an issue where Win32 shortcuts were not backing up to the cloud.
• Cloud File Copying: Fixed a bug that caused files dragged from cloud provider folders to be moved instead of copied.
• Motherboard Replacement Activation: Corrected a problem preventing Windows activation following a motherboard change.
• Country and Operator Settings Asset (COSA): This update updates profiles for selected mobile operators.
• IPP Printer Functionality: Addressed issues causing Windows to become unresponsive when using an IPP USB printer.

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