Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14385 for PC and Mobile

Is OneNote Web Clipper working for anyone in this build? All I get is a box with a spinning circle.

 

It don't break the system, but(Yes I had to try it*Tongue) it does do this to your desktop immediately after clicking*Eek:



Then you have to ctrl+alt delete, sign out and back in to get your desktop back.
if you're doing something important,
DON'T DO IT!!!

 

Click on empty space in taskbar *Smile

 

Well Dona, you said you wanted us to install this soon, but some of us cannot get it! First time in a long time and it won't download!

 

OK, I think I have an Edge bug . . . so what else is new . . .

In Outlook C2R, when I click on a link, with Edge as my default browser, I get the following:





Anyone else having this problem?

 

Works fine for me in Mail app and Outlook 2016 (Edge set as default browser).

 

... and Captain Pickard!!! *Wink

 

Yeah - definitely bugs - I set a picture to a black solid sheet, and set login screen to be same as , and if I restart pc, it forgets and bring up spotlight. If I shutdown it randomly remembers.

 

No letter k - originally French alphabet did not have k or w but since "Le Weekend" became a popular phrase, the alphabet has got contaminated - with English being the Lingua Franca of Europe - .

 

So, you're saying you get a black screen when you press Shift:Ctrl:Right Click?

 

Press and hold Shift and Ctrl while right clicking an empty space on the Taskbar reveals the "Exit Explorer" feature;
if you exit explorer you will get a black screen, then press Ctrl/Alt/Delete to either sign out and back in or run Task Manager to invoke File Explorer again.

 

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I gots it now! I missed the "empty space on the Taskbar" bit.

So, explain to me the usefulness of this one again? Other than turning one's screen black (maybe to discourage prying eyes?), I'm not really understanding it. *Smile

 

Desktop is a folder/UI in File Explorer, you exit Explorer, well.. you can use shortcuts to use/bring up programs that are in your system try, but that's it. That's how I got the screenshot, I have PicPick on, in my system tray, starting at boot.

 

The purpose is to see how many people spot it, and if they click it. When you click it, just before the screen turns black it activates your camera, so when the screen turns black it can take a picture of the look on your face and send it back to Redmond with the next batch of telemetry. *Party

 

Once Edwin broke his instructions down into little bitty pieces, I got the same result you did, Cliff. Just a little slow on the uptake, but I'm pretty sure I won't be the only one, so maybe I (inadvertently) helped someone else with my confusion. *What