Microsoft recently released the preview version of Windows 10 Build 21364. This version of the system brings a newly designed task manager, the process display is more detailed, you can clearly see the main process of the Edge browser, the process of extended components, etc. so that users can see the resource usage of different components. However, Microsoft said that this feature will only be rolled out to some users of the Edge Canary preview version, and will gradually be rolled out to all users afterward.
In addition, the task manager of the new version of Windows 10 also provides an experimental feature called “Eco mode”. This function can manually set the energy-saving mode for a single process of the browser to limit resource usage. This feature is not only applicable to child processes but also applicable to part of the parent process of the browser. This feature is also pushed for some users, and the feature will gradually be opened to everyone.
Here is how to enable Eco mode for any process:
- Open Task Manager.
- Click on the Processes tab.
- Right-click on a child process or an individual process.
- Click on “Eco mode” in the context menu to apply to throttle.
- The status column in the Processes tab should show Eco mode for the process.
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Microsoft previously stated that Windows 10 will support running Linux GUI graphical interface software. Currently, the preview version of Win10 Build 21364 officially supports this feature, which is convenient for users to edit code and debug applications in the Linux environment. Microsoft also opened the Linux version of the Edge browser in the demo. In addition, this preview version of Windows 10 also brings a newly designed Japanese touch keyboard and a new Japanese 50-syllabary character keyboard for quick input. Below you can check the complete changelog.
Changes and Improvements
- Based on feedback, we’re updating the notification that used to say “We need to fix your account (most likely your password changed)”, to be more representative of what it’s for, and now say “Select here to sign in to your account to continue using apps between this device and your other devices.”
- When you turn on or off night light manually, for example via the Action Center, night light will now turn on immediately rather than slowly transition.
- [ADDED 4/22] You can now turn off Aero Shake via Settings > System > Multitasking and choosing the “off” toggle under “Title bar window shake”. This setting is now off by default so for those who want it back will need to turn this setting on.
Fixes
- We fixed an issue causing some USB attached printers to no longer work after upgrading to Build 21354 and higher.
- Theme-aware splash screens are now visible again in this build.
- We fixed an explorer.exe crash impacting Insiders in the last few builds.
- We fixed an issue resulting in the About page in Settings appearing blank sometimes.
- We fixed an issue resulting in some corrupted characters across Settings in the previous build, for example in the “These folders won’t be indexed” text on the Searching Windows page.
- We fixed an issue that could result in the Windows Update status in the Settings header not being correct.
- We fixed an issue where the “Manage Disks and Volumes” page in Settings was incorrectly displaying HDDs as SSDs.
- We fixed an issue where chkdsk was sometimes not calculating elapsed time correctly.
- We fixed an issue where some of the text in the UAC dialog wasn’t displaying correctly.
- We fixed an issue with where the recent changes to the default spacing in File Explorer, the icon in the address bar was a little too close to the side.
- We fixed an issue resulting in the New Text Document button in File Explorer’s ribbon not working.
- We fixed an issue where File Explorer was unexpectedly not pinned for some Insiders after resetting or clean installing their PC in recent builds.
- We fixed an issue where the battery icon in the taskbar looked like it was at 90% when it was actually at 100% at some scaling.
- We fixed an issue impacting Windows Hello reliability in recent flights.
- We fixed an issue where Windows Firewall was unexpectedly giving an error recently when updating existing rules to Block.
- We fixed an issue where sihost.exe would crash sometimes when trying to use the Share option when right clicking an app in Start.
- We fixed an issue impacting Search reliability for some Insiders in the last two builds. Please let us know if you continue experiencing crashes after upgrading, as it may be a different underlying root cause.
- We fixed an issue resulting in some Insiders seeing a CRITICAL PROCESS DIED bug check in recent builds.
- We fixed an issue that could result in freezing in certain games recently when bringing up overlays when HDR was enabled.
- We fixed an issue where certain images expectedly wouldn’t appear in your clipboard history after copying them from a webpage using Microsoft Edge.
- We fixed an issue where elements of the Japanese IME candidate window may get truncated when using a text scaling of 200%.
- We fixed an issue where after using the gesture on the touch keyboard’s space bar to move your cursor, the Shift and CTRL key displayed states may become out of sync with the actual state.
- We fixed an issue that was preventing x64 apps on ARM64 like Cyberlink PhotoDirector from detecting the presence of the C++ redistributables.
- We fixed and issue preventing split screen mode for Auto HDR from working.
- We added support for x64 out of process shell extensions on ARM64.
- 3D Viewer and Print 3D app shortcuts have been moved back into Start.
Known issues
- We’re looking into reports of the update process hanging for extended periods of time when attempting to install a new build.
- [News and interests] Pressing ESC key to dismiss an opened context menu in the flyout dismisses the whole flyout instead.
- [News and interests] Sometimes the news and interests flyout cannot be dismissed with pen.
- We’re investigating an issue where elements of Search (including the search box in File Explorer) are no longer displaying correctly in dark theme.
- The Windows Camera App currently does not respect the default brightness setting set via the new Camera Settings page.
- We’re working on a fix resulting in WSL users finding that File Explorer launch performance regressed after upgrading to Build 21354 and higher.
- [ADDED] Some Insiders are reporting error 0x80092004 installing KB5001030 – 2021-02 Cumulative Update Preview for .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.8 after updating to this build. We are working on a fix for a future build.
- [ADDED 4/22] We are aware of broken characters appearing in text across Settings resulting in random characters appearing within text.
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