November 19, 2015 at 01:24New build for mobile Windows announced
Tonight (at 1.03 GMT) Gabe Aul announced a new build for insiders: Windows 10 Mobile - 10586.11
As expected - there are not many changes, but there is one unpleasant bug. More details under the cut.
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PS: In my opinion this is the first time that the numbers of the actual builds for mobile and PC are the same. Perhaps this assembly will be released.
UPD: For those who have forgotten how to do a full reset with the buttons:
UPD 2: Last night this assembly was also available in the Slow Ring.
As expected - there are not many changes, but there is one unpleasant bug. More details under the cut.
Problems solved:
- Fixed bug with restoring backup from devices with different screen resolutions.
- Fixed a bug with displaying the location for saving files / applications in the Repository.
- Moving applications to the SD card no longer causes applications to crash.
- Improvements in Messages + Skype.
- Periodically freezing Download / Pending screens fixed, applications should start / resume faster.
- If your physical camera button didn’t work, it should work.
- Applications and games should be loaded more consistently from the store.
Problems that have not been resolved:
- If you did a full reset on the last build (10581) - after the update you will have to do a hard button reset, because the phone will go into a cyclic reboot! This is all due to a bug in the file system of the previous assembly, which appeared after a hard reset. If you just upgraded from WP 8.1 or previous builds and, already on build 10586, did not do a full reset, the problem will not affect you. Make a backup before upgrading!
- The bug from the previous assembly remained: the deployment of Silverlight-applications through Visual Studio does not work. In this case, UWP deploy without problems.
- There is Insider Hub tile, but the application does not open. The hub was drank, but the tile in the application list was forgotten :)
Learn more about updating the Microsoft Blog .
PS: In my opinion this is the first time that the numbers of the actual builds for mobile and PC are the same. Perhaps this assembly will be released.
UPD: For those who have forgotten how to do a full reset with the buttons:
Instruction manual
Step 1
Make sure the charger is turned off.
1. Turn off the power.
2. Press and hold the volume down and power buttons. When the phone vibrates, release the keys, and then immediately press and hold the volume down key until an exclamation mark (!) Appears on the phone screen. Release the volume down key.
(To abort the operation, press and hold the volume down key and power key for 10 seconds.)
Step 2
Press the keys in the following order:
1. Volume up
key 2. Volume down
key 3. Power key
4. Volume down key
Step 3
The settings will be reset and the phone will turn on automatically
Make sure the charger is turned off.
1. Turn off the power.
2. Press and hold the volume down and power buttons. When the phone vibrates, release the keys, and then immediately press and hold the volume down key until an exclamation mark (!) Appears on the phone screen. Release the volume down key.
(To abort the operation, press and hold the volume down key and power key for 10 seconds.)
Step 2
Press the keys in the following order:
1. Volume up
key 2. Volume down
key 3. Power key
4. Volume down key
Step 3
The settings will be reset and the phone will turn on automatically
UPD 2: Last night this assembly was also available in the Slow Ring.
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How do you like Windows 10 Mobile at this stage of development?
- 10.5% I am delighted! Everything is stable and does not disappoint 46
- 25.3% Already not bad, but there are unpleasant bugs that interfere with the comfortable use of the phone 110
- 16.1% Still sawing and sawing, this is not what I expected ... 70
- 47.9% I just walked by, I have Android, iPhone, BB 208