Three days ago, Microsoft rolled out Build 17110 for Windows 10 Insiders on the Fast ring. It offered a number of improvements, and also came with an unexpected annoyance — the Microsoft Store was missing for some users.
Three days ago, Microsoft rolled out Build 17110 for Windows 10 Insiders on the Fast ring. It offered a number of improvements, and also came with an unexpected annoyance — the Microsoft Store was missing for some users.
Today, Microsoft rolls out a surprise new update — Build 17112. It has a number of fixes, but not for the Store issue unfortunately. It also introduces a couple of new problems.
Microsoft heads its latest build announcement with news of two new issues, both affecting Windows Mixed Reality. The first is that it runs at a very low frame rate (8-10fps) which “could result in some physical discomfort.” The second is it might result in “multiple crashes at startup” that will cause Windows Mixed Reality to not work. If those sound like an issue for you, it would be best to skip this build.
Beyond that, general changes, improvements, and fixes for PC include:
Known issues in this build (aside from the Mixed Reality ones) include:
