Insider Preview Build 21343: Windows 10 erhält neue Icons für den Explorer

Mit der neuen Insider Preview Build 21343 aus dem Dev Channel erhält der Explorer von Windows 10 überarbeitete Icons im Fluent Design auf Basis der neuen Windows UI für Windows, Office und Apps. Nachdem bereits die Insider Preview Build 21327 noch mehr Fluent Design in das Betriebssystem gebracht hat, geht Microsoft noch weiter.

Der nächste Schritt zu einem einheitlichen Design

Bereits im vergangenen Jahr hat Microsoft damit begonnen, die Windows-eigenen Apps, die sogenannten „built-in apps“, und seine Office-Suite mit der Microsoft 365 UX optisch mehr und mehr anzugleichen. Die jetzt erschienene Vorschau für Entwickler und versierte Anwender geht im Hinblick auf eine einheitliche Designsprache noch einmal ein Stück weiter und nimmt sich der Icons im Windows Explorer an.

Besonders wichtige Ordner, sogenannte „top-level user folder“, wie die Ordner Musik, Bilder, Videos, Dokumente, Desktop und Downloads, erhalten einen frischen Anstrich und auch Datenträger und der Papierkorb erstrahlen im neuen Glanz. Microsoft beseitigt damit nach und nach die letzten Spuren der Epoche von Windows 7.

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Microsoft kündigte zudem bereits an, dass weitere Programme und deren Icons nach und nach folgen werden. Ob aber bereits Windows 10 21H2, welches bereits im zweiten Halbjahr 2021 erscheinen soll, einen vollständig konsistenten Look erhalten wird, steht aber noch nicht fest.

Optik und Optimierungen

Neben dem überarbeiteten Erscheinungsbild und Optimierungen an der Windows Sandbox sowie dem Microsoft Defender Application Guard (MDAG) sind, wie für eine neue Insider Preview üblich, einmal mehr zahlreiche kleinere Fehlerkorrekturen in den Build 21343 eingeflossen. Die offiziellen Release Notes listen zudem alle noch zu behebenden Fehler auf.

• We’re changing the name of the Windows Administrative Tools folder in Start to Windows Tools. We are working to better organize all the admin and system tools in Windows 10.
• [News and interests] Update on the rollout: following our last update on languages and markets, this week we’re also introducing the experience to China! We continue to roll out news and interests to Windows Insiders, so it isn’t available to everyone in the Dev Channel just yet.
• We are now rolling out the new IME candidate window design to all Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel using Simplified Chinese IMEs.
• We’re updating the “Get Help” link in the touch keyboard to now say “Learn more”.
• We’re updating File Explorer when renaming files to now support using CTRL + Left / Right arrow to move your cursor between words in the file name, as well as CTRL + Delete and CTRL + Backspace to delete words at a time, like other places in Windows.
• We’ve made some updates to the network related surfaces in Windows so that the displayed symbols use the updated system icons we recently added in the Dev Channel.
• Based on feedback, if the Shared Experiences page identifies an issue with your account connection, it will now send the notifications directly into the Action Center rather than repeated notification toasts that need to be dismissed.

• We fixed an issue where devices with certain NVMe drives were experiencing disk resets or WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR bugchecks.
• We fixed an issue where some devices were receiving DPC_WATCHDOG_ERROR bugchecks.
• We fixed an issue where some devices with Realtek network adapters running driver version 1.0.0.4 were experiencing intermittent loss of network connectivity.
• [News and interests] Fixed an issue where on some occasions the news and interests button text was using the wrong high contrast color.
• [News and interests] Fixed an issue where news and interests may not be available when signing into Windows without internet access but returns when online.
• [News and interests] We’ve made multiple fixes to help improve performance and reliability for explorer.exe.
• We fixed an issue resulting in explorer.exe crashing with Event ID 1002.
• We fixed a memory leak when interacting with the Recycle Bin.
• We fixed a deadlock in recent Dev Channel builds related to the Indexer, which could result in not being able to launch Start menu or other apps on first boot after an upgrade.
• We fixed an issue where on some high-refresh-rate monitors, games would only run at 60Hz. This issue may have also resulted in tearing in variable-refresh-rate monitor scenarios.
• We fixed an underlying issue resulting in some apps crashing during install and potentially other activities recently.
• We fixed an underlying issue resulting in some apps unexpectedly displaying a message saying, “You must restart your computer before the new settings will take effect.” recently.
• We fixed in issue resulting in blurry text on secondary monitors in recent Dev Channel build when the monitor was set to portrait orientation.
• We fixed an issue impacting the reliability of WIN + Shift + Left / Right Arrow in recent builds.
• We fixed an issue where the size information for large capacity drives could be truncated in File Explorer’s properties dialog.
• We fixed an issue that could result in the header at the top of Settings having truncated text in some languages.
• We made a fix to help address an issue where the user profile picture in the Settings header would flicker when resizing the window. Please let us know if you’re still noticing this after upgrading.
• We fixed an issue where after changing audio end points the volume controls in Sound Settings might stop working.
• We fixed an issue where the Properties and Data Usage options were missing in Network Status settings page recently.
• We fixed an issue where if you searched for “Advanced touchpad gesture configuration” and clicked the result, it would just launch Settings, and not that specific Settings page.
• We fixed an issue resulting in Settings crashing for some Insiders after launching it by double clicking on the Windows Update icon in the taskbar.
• We fixed an issue that was blocking Azure Data Studio from updating to a newer version on ARM64.
• We fixed issues that were causing Ngen.exe to fail to precompile .NET Framework binaries on ARM64.
• We fixed an issue that could result in some of the touch keyboard’s child keys being cut off.
• We fixed an issue where a flick up on the top row of the touch keyboard wouldn’t insert the corresponding number when using the small touch keyboard layout, unlike the other layouts.
• We fixed an issue that could result in display issues with the IME candidate windows after switching between light and dark theme.
• We fixed an issue where after typing a very long string of text the Japanese IME could become disabled.
• We fixed an issue where it wasn’t possible to use SHIFT + Space in Excel when typing with the Japanese IME.
• We fixed an issue with the Japanese IME where it wasn’t possible to enter a sentence that began with “を” when typing in Kana input mode.

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21343 – Release Notes

Im Dev Channel herunterladen

Die aktuelle Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21343 steht allen Teilnehmern des Windows 10 Insider Programms ab sofort im Dev Channel zum Download bereit. Der Microsoft Flight Hub listet zudem alle Development Builds von Windows 10 auf.