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How to Disable Windows Insider Program Settings in Windows 10.
Windows 10 Settings include a page that allows joining the Windows Insider Program and managing how you receive pre-release builds. For instance, users who run a stable version of Windows 10 can quickly switch to the newest release to check out new features (and bugs). That page in Settings can be disabled.
Microsoft will soon end support for Windows 10 version 1909, also known as '19H2' and November 2019 Update. Also, the Redmond software giant now offers its users to go directly to version 2004.
Microsoft today released a new 'Preview' patch ahead of the upcoming Patch Tuesday. It is out with KB4598291 and raises the OS version to 19042.781 for Windows 10 version 2004, and to 19042.782 for 20H2.
A Twitter user @thebookisclosed today released a handy tool that allows you to create a custom Windows 10X image specifically optimized for your PC in a few clicks. It will try to copy all the installed drivers and generate a ready to use FFU package, so you can later use it to install Windows 10X on your device.
Microsoft has released a small update to Dev channel Insiders. Build 21301.1010 (KB5000626) is one more test for the company's servicing pipeline. It doesn't include anything new, however, the list of known issues is updated.
A couple of days ago, a member of the Windows Package Manager team announced that the new version 0.2.10191 of winget will allow users to uninstall apps. The updated version of Windows Package Manager is now available in Microsoft Store.
Microsoft today released a new preview of Windows Terminal that is finally includes Settings. It helps to change the app options without editing the JSON file, using a friendly user interface.
Microsoft today released Edge Dev 89.0.774.4. It is the last Dev build based on Chromium 89, so the next week should see a Beta build of the browser. It includes two new features and the usual set of general fixes and improvements.
Microsoft today released a new Dev build of Windows 10 to Insiders. While the build doesn't include much new features, it comes with plenty of improvements. Also, Aero Shake is no longer disabled by default, so you don't need to re-enable it manually.
Microsoft has released a new version of the Windows Feature Experience Pack to Insiders running Windows 10 in the Beta channel. It comes with one improvement made to reliability of screen snipping. However, it no longer includes the capability to copy and paste a screen snip directly into a folder in File Explorer.
