Officially announced Win10 preview version 10061 problem summary

Computer store news: Microsoft has pushed the Build 10061 fast update version to the Win10 preview experience members. In this version, Microsoft has given the following known issues, and hopes that users who are ready to update and are updating will be prepared in advance.

1. The default 32-bit program shortcut created in the Start menu is invalid. The solution is to re-create a shortcut to the taskbar quick access area by searching or directly finding the installation folder of the changed program.

2. The Windows Store and Spartan browser icons are automatically removed from the taskbar after the upgrade. Workaround: Find these programs in the Start menu and reattach them to the taskbar.

3. Each text entered in this version of the Mail and Calendar app (version 17.4008.42281.0) will appear twice, but Microsoft has updated the new version of the app 17.4016.42291.0 in the new store. If the user does not use the app within 15 minutes of installing 10061, the app will automatically be upgraded to the latest version. Of course, users can also manually upgrade through the new store. Some of the functions of the Cortana assistant have not yet been implemented, and technicians are working hard to develop.

4. Users may experience black screen problems (only the mouse pointer) when logging in or logging out. Microsoft is fixing and will push patches through the Windows Updater.

5. Unexpected interruptions when downloading music via Xbox Music or the Music Preview app. We are working hard to resolve it.

6. Minimizing the multimedia player will cause playback to be interrupted.

7. The magnifying glass is not available in docking mode, and related fixes will be pushed through the Windows Updater.

8. In the Spartan browser, the user does not select the highlighting effect when selecting the content of the address bar, but this does not affect the user's related operations after the selection, such as right-clicking on the selected content, and then Choose to cut, copy, and paste. The bug fix will also be pushed through the Windows Updater.

Microsoft has indicated that the relevant fixes are being produced, and I believe it will be pushed to users soon.