Microsoft rolled out Windows 10 build 16273 today, and what it lacks in new features, it more than makes up for in improvements and fixes. Amazingly, not a single known issue is documented.
Today, Microsoft released Windows 10 Insider Preview build 16273, its first build for PCs in the Fast ring for three weeks. As we get closer to the rollout of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, Microsoft is now focusing less on adding new features, and more on improving the quality of the OS, including more fixes, fine-tuning and bug squashing.
Microsoft has had plenty of time to deal with various issues in the OS over the last few weeks, and it certainly shows – on paper at least. While build 16273 is light on new features, it’s packed full of improvements and fixes.
First up, here are the improvements that Microsoft has documented to the Windows Shell:
The new build also includes plenty of fixes and improvements for Microsoft’s Edge browser:
The release notes include a bunch of Input improvements as well:
….and finally, Microsoft detailed a long list of ” general changes, improvements and fixes “:
Incredibly, not a single known issue has been documented in the build 16273 release notes, so it seems that Microsoft is getting very close to the quality it needs for the Fall Creators Update rollout.
Source: Windows Blogs
