Nouvelle version de Windows 10 TP dispo : Cortana maintenant en Francais

Elle se nomme build 10041, et comme chaque nouvelle preview, elle corrige un certain nombre de bug (en apporte certainement quelques autres), et apporte quelques nouvelles fonctionnalités, notamment l’arrivée de l’assistant Cortana en Français. On note aussi l’apparition des effets de transparence dans le menu démarrer, ou encore la gestion des fichiers RAW en natif.

Comme d’habitude, vous pouvez télécharger l’ISO depuis le site Microsoft insider, ou directement depuis Windows Update pour ceux qui ont déjà Windows 10 Technical Preview d’installé.

Voici le changelog :

Some top issues fixed in this build

• In 9926 there were several issues which prevented Start from launching, these should all be fixed.
• Search box now works if you have taskbar on the top/side of your screen.
• After installing the last build (9926), you saw a boot selection menu when you rebooted your PC. We’ve fixed this and you should no longer see the boot selection menu – unless you’re intentionally dual-booting.
• We received feedback that people were seeing persistent grey thumbnails in the Collection view in the Photos app on Build 9926. We think we’ve worked through all these issues, so definitely let us know if you find a case where one still crops up.

Here are some known issues for this build

• Some people might hit an issue where the username and password boxes do not appear or don’t accept input when logging in, which will prevent them from logging in. Possible workarounds include clicking the “Switch User” button, using Ctrl+Alt+Del, or pressing the power button on your PC to sleep/resume and try again.
• It is possible to manually lock your PC during the initial out-of-box experience. If you do this, you will have to hard reboot your PC and restart the OOBE experience. (So don’t lock your PC during OOBE )
• There are several accessibility issues in this build, which may make it difficult to use with Narrator or 3^rd party screen readers. Additionally there is an issue where using a Lens after enabling Magnifier may cause the screen to be unusable.
• Some apps in the Store Beta will fail to install or update due to a licensing issue.
• In this build, the Mail, Calendar, and People apps may be broken due to a licensing issue with the Store Beta. To get these apps working again, you need to follow these steps:
  • Open powershell as administrator
  • Run the command Get-appxprovisionedpackage –online | where-object {$_.packagename –like “*windowscommunicationsapps*”} | remove-appxprovisionedpackage –online
  • Re-install Mail, People and Calendar from the Store (green tile)
• You might end up in a state where windows open on your desktop are accidentally visible behind the Start Screen, Task View, Snap Assist, and when rearranging windows in Tablet Mode. This makes it difficult to read text and find what you are looking for. The intended design is that that only the wallpaper is visible behind these surfaces.
• Creating virtual desktops may result in missing or black thumbnails in Task View.
• You might notice a chess knight icon on your Lock screen to the right of the screen. This was added by the Lock screen team so they could tell via screenshots if someone was using the new Lock screen or the old one, and will eventually be removed in a future build.
• Font sizes on the Lock screen on devices with high DPI can be really large.
• We currently have the Tablet Mode notification turned off by default to address some of the issues we’ve been seeing. The notifications can be turned back on via Settings.
• The touch keyboard doesn’t show up on login screen which prevents you from unlocking your PC when Narrator is on.
• Some people might see frequent prompts to restart to install updates, even though no updates need a restart. This prompt can be ignored safely.
• When you take a picture with the camera app on your PC and tap the circular icon in the top left to view the photo you just took, the Photos app will launch and then crash immediately.

It has been really fun and exciting for us at Microsoft to work with you and hear your feedback as part of the Windows Insider Program so far. We will continue to listen to your feedback about the program and evolve over time, and we sincerely hope that it’s something for which you’ll feel proud to participate.

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