Microsoft has just released the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18362.10014 and Build 18362.10015 in the Slow Ring. Both builds belong to the 19H2 development branch, which will lead to a new Windows 10 feature update in a few weeks.
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The announcement of the new Insider Preview took place in the Windows Blog. Microsoft is testing the possibility of delivering these updates with features that are disabled by default so that they can be turned on via controlled feature rollouts. This means that the Insider Preview comes as an optional update where you have to select the Download and Install option.
This should help Microsoft to get a better feedback about the overall quality of the build. A subset of insiders in the slow ring have features that are disabled by default, while other insiders have features that are enabled by default. This means that not everyone in the Slow Ring immediately sees new features. Which build you get depends on which version is currently installed
- If 19H2 Build 18362.10012 is present, Build 18362.10014 with features is installed on Off. This includes the features listed below as well as the features of the previous version.
- If 19H2 Build 18362.10013 is present, Build 18362.10015 with features is installed on On..
If you are still using the Windows 10 May 2019 update and bring the system into the Slow Ring of the Insider program to get the 19H2 update, you will randomly receive one of the above builds. The following changes have been made since the last update:
- Microsoft has enabled Windows Defender Credential Guard for ARM64 devices for additional identity theft protection for organizations that use ARM64 devices in their businesses.
- Microsoft enables organizations to supplement Windows 10 policy in S mode to enable traditional Win32 (desktop) applications from Microsoft Intune.
- Updated file explorer search to display web-based suggestions in addition to locally indexed files on the PC.
- Added the ability for Narrator and other assistive technologies to read and learn where the FN key is on keyboards and in what state it is (locked or unlocked).
More details may be found within Microsoft's announcment.
