Microsoft today released the new Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18282 (19H1). The new test build that the company is currently developing brings a new UI for printing, but also updates Windows Update with two new features.
Windows updates will feature Pause Updates as well as Intelligent Active Hours, which will detect when your PC is active so that the system does not update.
All of the above are minor tweaks to Windows functionality, but the new beta version also brings a lot of changes to the appearance of the operating system.
The OneDrive flyout comes with a dark look, but Windows also got a much brighter theme.
According to the company:
If you select Light under Settings > Personalization > Colors, the entire system UI will become bright. This includes the taskbar, Start menu, Action Center, touch keyboard, and more.
It should be noted that the company has published a large list of improvements and fixes for the new Windows 10 Insider Preview. Those interested in learning more can read the official announcement.
Of course, a greater achievement would be to see a build that would not present any problems during installation.
We hope Microsoft wants the same. If it doesn't succeed this time, it should seriously consider changing its Windows as a service.
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