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there is some of the debugs are available in the windows updated version windows 10.now the microsoft gather their feed backs from the users of windows 10 ,some of them drwbacks are given below lets see
Time for some talk about the next Windows 10 Mobile build that could be released to Windows Insiders as early as next week. As a matter of fact, Microsoft might even unleash it this week.
There is still time for it.
But the big news here is that the software titan has managed to nail (or quash, rather) a few critical bugs that had been causing issues in the newer preview versions of the mobile operating system, and preventing a more stable experience for Insiders to test future builds out.
Well, all that is in the past now.
Gabriel Aul, the head of the Windows Insider program, confirmed in a short tweet that the company has managed to iron out the array of problems that were reported in build 10512
These, obviously, include the mobile hotspot issue that caused the device fail to get a valid IP address from the phone when trying to access the Internet from a shared connection. Two-factor authentication for Microsoft accounts with a phone number should also work correctly in the next build.
Basically, Redmond has managed to fix most of the reported issues, while at the same time managing to improve the performance of the mobile OS.
No hints yet on when this version will be released from Gabriel Aul, but we probably are not far off.
.
there is some of the debugs are available in the windows updated version windows 10.now the microsoft gather their feed backs from the users of windows 10 ,some of them drwbacks are given below lets see
Time for some talk about the next Windows 10 Mobile build that could be released to Windows Insiders as early as next week. As a matter of fact, Microsoft might even unleash it this week.
There is still time for it.
But the big news here is that the software titan has managed to nail (or quash, rather) a few critical bugs that had been causing issues in the newer preview versions of the mobile operating system, and preventing a more stable experience for Insiders to test future builds out.
Well, all that is in the past now.
Gabriel Aul, the head of the Windows Insider program, confirmed in a short tweet that the company has managed to iron out the array of problems that were reported in build 10512
These, obviously, include the mobile hotspot issue that caused the device fail to get a valid IP address from the phone when trying to access the Internet from a shared connection. Two-factor authentication for Microsoft accounts with a phone number should also work correctly in the next build.
Basically, Redmond has managed to fix most of the reported issues, while at the same time managing to improve the performance of the mobile OS.
No hints yet on when this version will be released from Gabriel Aul, but we probably are not far off.
.
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