Windows 10: New hub and navigation experience for Windows 10 release health

Brink · Feb 9, 2021

If you are looking for quick access to information about Windows updates, known issues, safeguards, lifecycle updates, related news, and announcements, look no further than the new hub and improved navigation experience for Windows release health. Designed for IT pros and Windows enthusiasts alike, the new hub enables you to find and quickly navigate to the resources that can help you stay current, protected, and productive.

The Windows release health hub on Docs.Microsoft.com

Keeping your Windows devices current and healthy

Communicating about Windows release health is part of our commitment to increasing transparency. We introduced the Windows release health dashboard in April 2019 to provide you with timely, useful information on issues that might impact your experience with feature and monthly updates for supported versions of Windows 10 and Windows 10 Server. The site offers insight into known and resolved issues, including symptoms, scenarios, workarounds, originating updates, current status, and, ultimately, resolutions. We also introduced the Windows message center to keep you informed about security advisories, preview builds, the rollout status of feature updates, lifecycle events, such as end of service, and other important announcements, such as the recent Windows release notes improvements.

What's new? What's changed?

The new Windows release health hub offers a single-page view of the resources you need to help keep your Windows devices and environments healthy and the information you need to help you take advantage of the latest capabilities for update management, deployment, and device management.

At the top of the page, you'll find the latest and most popular resourcesâupdated with every new feature update or when there are changes in our servicing approach or lifecycle policies. Navigate quickly to Windows 10 release information and the Windows lifecycle FAQ, learn more about the latest featured update, or access digital learning.

Key resources and important announcements

In the middle of the page, you can quickly catch up on the latest updates from the Windows message center, access details about known issues and safeguards, and find release notes for the version(s) of Windows client and Windows Server you are running in your environment. This is also where you'll find the most recent announcements from the Windows message center.

Easy access to the latest announcements, details on known issues, and release notes

As you scroll to the bottom of the page, you'll find options to provide feedback, get support, or join our monthly Windows 10 Office Hours to get expert advice and answers from our engineering, servicing, and deployment experts.

Options for providing feedback and getting support

Let us know your thoughts about the new and improved Windows release health hub and leave a comment below.
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Ahhzz · Feb 9, 2021

Windows 10 Tweaks

Pressing “Windows+Pause Break” (it’s up there next to scroll lock) opens the “System” Window.

Windows 10: In the new version of Windows, Explorer has a section called Quick Access. This includes your frequent folders and recent files. Explorer defaults to opening this page when you open a new window. If you’d rather open the usual This PC, with links to your drives and library folders, follow these steps:

Open a new Explorer window.

Click View in the ribbon.

Click Options.

Under General, next to “Open File Explorer to:” choose “This PC.”

Click OK

credit to Lifehacker.

Pratiksha Devadiga · Feb 9, 2021

insider hub app

Hi Shreesh,

I suggest you to Perform the below steps and install the Insider Hub.

Go to Settings, then System and then
Apps & Features.

Click on Manage Optional Features.

Click on Add a Feature.

Navigate the list, locate Insider Hub, and click
install.

Do let us know the update. We will be happy to help.

Thank you.

Brink · Feb 9, 2021

New integrated experiences for Surface Hub

Today we bring to you a great Microsoft 365 powered-device session from the Microsoft Mechanics series with Surface Hub as the hero device for collaboration, presented live during Microsoft Ignite 2017. Surface Product Manager, Nydia Cavazos, and Microsoft 365 Director, Jeremy Chapman, join us to demonstrate how Surface Hub, integrated with Office 365, Windows 10, and Microsoft Intune, provides new tools for a seamless and secure collaboration experience.

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Control your device with Touch Back and Ink Back

With a Surface Hub you can turn any PC into a companion device, not only mirroring your display to the Surface Hub screen by Miracast or wired connection as you would with a projector, but also allowing you to interact directly with your applications with touch and ink through the Surface Hub. Your inputs and changes are automatically saved to your connected companion device in real time, allowing you to take your PC with you at the end of the meeting and retain all the input from your collaborative session.

Collaborate with Office 365 Integration

Built-in Office 365 permits you to access your recently-used files directly on the Surface Hub by simply signing in. Once your documents are open, you'll notice how the integration of Office 365 enables you to work seamlessly with support for ink markup and to work together with other users via simultaneous editing.

Ink Intuitively with Whiteboard

Nydia shows us the power of the whiteboard on Surface Hub, demonstrating the ruler, ink to shape, and Hub-to-Hub collaboration. With the latter, remote viewers can view, add notes, move objects, and co-author your Surface Hub workspace in real-time for a collaborative experience even when remote.

Built-in Security

Security is a foremost feature of the Surface Hub experience, proven in its design and customizable security settings. For example, files that require any kind of elevated privileges to access will not run on a Surface Hub. This security measure significantly reduces the potential for malware attack. Moreover, each Surface Hub meeting or session is wiped from the device once the session is complete, keeping your data and meeting contents safe. These security settings can also be customized in the device's settings or by policy through your management tool.

This is just a quick overview of what's covered in the Surface Hub: New Integrated Experiences with Office 365 video. We encourage you to .
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