Microsoft releases first Windows 10 20H1 build to Insiders in the Slow ring

After months of waiting, Microsoft has finally released a 20H1 build for Insiders in the Boring ring. Today'due south build is 19013, the same ane released for Insiders in the Fast ring last week, but with a couple of additional fixes for Slow ring users to enjoy.

Windows 10 build 19013 includes all the changes 20H1 users have been testing then far, including a new Cortana experience, improvements to Windows Settings, more kaomoji, and enough more. You can bank check out all the new features and changes in our consummate changelog.

Now that 20H1 is in preview with Insiders in the Deadening ring, Microsoft can start testing the side by side major Windows ten feature update with Insiders in the Fast ring. Microsoft had originally intended to whorl out the first Manganese build at some point this week, just I'chiliad told this might exist postponed slightly for logistical reasons. There's no blitz to brainstorm testing the side by side release right at present anyway.

We're expecting Microsoft to compile a "final build" of Windows ten 20H1 erstwhile in Dec, earlier than the usual March fourth dimension-frame for a final build. This is considering Windows is now built under Azure'southward "semester" based schedule, which ends in December and June respectively.

We're in the final stages of 20H1'south development wheel, and at present that Insiders in the Slow ring are testing information technology, Microsoft tin can prepare and start testing the next version of Windows ten as well. Are you an Insider in the Slow ring? What feature are you most looking forward to?

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An internet connection will soon be required when setting up Windows 11 Pro

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An internet connection will soon be required when setting upwardly Windows 11 Pro

Microsoft has announced that afterward this yr, users will be required to connect to the net and sign-in with a Microsoft Account during the out of box setup experience on Windows eleven Pro. Microsoft has already been enforcing this requirement on Windows 11 Home since launch concluding Oct, and Windows 11 Pro is now expected to follow suit soon.