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#WINDOWS 10 TRANSIENT MULTIMON MANAGER IN REGISTRY INSTALL#
#WINDOWS 10 TRANSIENT MULTIMON MANAGER IN REGISTRY UPDATE#
#WINDOWS 10 TRANSIENT MULTIMON MANAGER IN REGISTRY ANDROID#

User activity combined altogether in one tool (and optionally even in one display), it offers more usability than all these separate utilities together. Because you have file, registry, process, thread object and MultiMon offers an inexpensive one-stop multi-purpose solution for about every system monitoring situation.

#WINDOWS 10 TRANSIENT MULTIMON MANAGER IN REGISTRY INSTALL#

This is because optional content will only install on builds approved for specific rings.Īs always, don’t install this on your production machine.Home News Products Buy Now Download Support LoginĬheck your system for real-time audio capabilities You will have to remain in the Fast ring to add/install/enable optional content.

If you install any of the recent builds from the Fast ring and switch to the Slow ring – optional content such as enabling developer mode will fail.

You may notice the background of notifications and the Action Center lose color and become transparent (with an acrylic effect).

Alternatively, you can restart Narrator to work around this issue. And when you turn Scan mode off again, Narrator will now read when you navigate using Tab and arrows key. Try switching to Narrator Scan mode temporarily.

Narrator sometimes does not read in the Settings app when you navigate using Tab and arrow keys.

#WINDOWS 10 TRANSIENT MULTIMON MANAGER IN REGISTRY UPDATE#

Today’s update bumps the Windows 10 build number for the 19H1 branch from 18234 (made available to testers on September 6) to build 18237. Fixed an issue where Narrator would incorrectly report some standard combo boxes as “editable combo box” instead of “combo box”.Improvements in Narrator Selection when moving forward in Microsoft Edge.Fixed an issue in Narrator where activating Microsoft Edge history items would not work in Scan mode.Fixed an issue where the list on Settings of built-in phrases for the Pinyin IME was blank.Fixed an issue where the contents of the Apps & Features page wouldn’t load until the apps list was ready, resulting in the page appearing blank for a time.This can be found under Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Credential User Interface. Added a new group policy for preventing the use of security questions for local accounts.Fixed a crash when clicking the Verify link on the Accounts Settings page in recent flights.Fixed an issue resulting in Settings crashing for Insiders with multiple monitors when changing various options under Display Settings in the last few flights.Fixed a high hitting Task Manager crash in recent flights.Fixed a crash in recent flights when using the pen to ink in Microsoft Edge’s web notes.Fixed an issue where pasting multi-line text into certain websites using Microsoft Edge might add unexpected empty lines between each line.Fixed an issue resulting in certain PWAs not rendering correctly after the app had been suspended then resumed.Fixed an issue where clicking on web links in PWAs such as Twitter didn’t open the browser.Fixed an issue resulting in certain games, like League of Legends, not launching/connecting properly in recent flights.Fixed an issue resulting in certain apps crashing recently when setting focus to the in-app search box.

Fixed an issue for people with multiple monitors where if the Open or Save Dialog was moved between monitors some elements might become unexpectedly tiny.

Fixed an issue where if you opened one of the taskbar flyouts (like network or volume), and then quickly tried to open another, it wouldn’t work.

Fixed an issue resulting in reduced Action Center reliability in recent flights.

Fixed and issue resulting in Settings crashing when navigating to Accounts > Sign-in in the previous flight.

Fixed an issue where Task Manager couldn’t be resized in the previous flight.

This desktop build includes the following general bug fixes and improvements (many will sound familiar to those following updates on the RS5 branch):

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Separately, Microsoft has renamed “Microsoft Apps” as “Your Phone Companion.” This is meant to bring the Android app in line with the Your Phone app, which lets you access your phone’s content - like text messages, photos, and notifications - right on your Windows 10 PC.