Microsoft released Windows 10 build 17115 for Insider Fast, fixing a series of big and small errors

Microsoft released Windows 10 Insider Preview build 17115 for Insider Fast users to fix a lot of bugs in the operating system. This build is considered stable, so far no significant errors have been made. The completion of Windows 10 build 17115 is an important milestone, marking that Windows 10 Spring Creators Update is complete and ready for the official release time.

Microsoft released Windows 10 build 17115 for Insider Fast, fixing a series of big and small errors Picture 1

The error has been fixed in Windows 10 Insider Preview build 17115

1. Fixing a problem when opening a file that has not been downloaded to the computer from OneDrive is subject to the "green leaf of death" screen (GSOD).
2. Thoroughly fix reboot loop problems on many devices and Microsoft Store related errors after installing updates on build 17110 and 17112.
3. Fix the Movies & TV application crash error when navigating to the Personal tab when you refuse to grant access to the video library for this application.
4. Adjust the accuracy of the touchpad.
5. 
   Fix "low frame rate" and crash when booting on Windows Mixed Reality.
6. Fix error that cannot interact with the scroll bar in Windows Timeline.
7. Fix errors related to Italian and Czech keyboard.
8. Fixing icon errors on taskbar disappears after the application update fails.

Update Windows 10 Insider Preview build 17115

First, make sure the device is set up to receive updates from Insider Fast channel. To update, go to Settings -> select Update & Security -> select Windows Update -> click on Check for updates, the update will find, download and automatically upgrade.

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