The Start menu will launch to help people get to the apps they want quickly after a clean install or upgrade is finished.Managing drivers directly is more intuitive in many situations than working with them by way of the devices they are installed on, so we hope that developers and power users alike will enjoy the added flexibility. The new driver focused “Devices by drivers”, “Drivers by type”, and “Drivers by devices” views enable users to view, install, and remove drivers, while the new “Add drivers” action enables users to add and install new drivers across all applicable devices.

As some Insiders have noticed, Device Manager now has the ability to view drivers alongside of devices.This flag only has an effect in HDR mode. To turn this feature on, close your application, right-click the app’s icon and click in Properties > Compatibility tab and then under Settings select “Use legacy display ICC color management”. We have added a new feature that lets these apps get accurate color and access the full gamut of your HDR display. In the past, these apps were limited to targeting the sRGB color gamut. HDR mode changes the behavior of some creative and artistic apps that use International Color Consortium (ICC) display color profiles, such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom Classic, and CorelDraw (amongst others). Bringing HDR support to color managed apps Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21382 was released to the Dev Channel on. Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21387 was released to the Dev Channel on. This requires Windows Terminal Preview version 1.9 (or higher).

You can now set Windows Terminal Preview as your default terminal emulator on Windows – please see this blog post for details.

As part of our ongoing iconography improvements, Task Manager and MSI installers now have new Fluent icons.

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21390 was released to the Dev Channel on. This page includes everything noted as part of the 'What's new' and 'General changes & improvements' sections of the blog posts published for each build on the Windows Blog and does not contain other noted updates for Insiders, fixes, or known issues. The Changelog represents everything new from all the builds from the Active Development Branch released to the Dev Channel.

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