While all eyes take presctiption Windows 11 these days, Microsoft continues the job on Windows 10, because this operating system will continue to receive support until October 2025.

A brand new feature update for Windows 10, for example, is projected to visit live later this season, with Microsoft currently giving the finishing touches to this release with the aid of testers signed up for the Windows Insider program.

The newest Windows 10 preview build went reside in the Release Preview channel now, also it includes two important improvements.

To begin with, IT admins are now able to add languages and additional features related to languages remotely. Secondly, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint now sports an enhanced capability to identify and intercept ransomware.

More alterations in the most recent build

Windows 10 build 19044.1947 also comes with other important fixes:

We fixed a known issue that triggers Microsoft Edge to prevent responding when you use IE mode. This problem also prevents you against interacting with a dialog.
We fixed an element that affects transparency in layered windows when you're in Hi-def remote applications integrated locally (RAIL) mode.
We fixed an element that might generate error 0x1E whenever you turn off or restart a tool.
We fixed an issue that leads to a subscription activation to fail under certain conditions.
We fixed an issue that might cause some game installations to fail due to a licensing issue.
We fixed an element that prevents virtualized App-V Microsoft Office applications from opening or causes these to stop working.
We fixed an issue that may cause the deployment from the Windows Hello for Business certificate to fail in a few circumstances once you reset a device.

Obviously, these changes will quickly go love production devices running Windows 10 too, but an ETA isn't available at this point.