Microsoft releases two small updates for Windows 10 19H2 with visual changes as well as improvements to battery life and the multi-core processor.
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Windows 10 Build 18298: Hands-on experience with security key, File Explorer, cursor colors, notepad and more
As part of the 19H2 development, Microsoft is now rolling out build 18362.10013 for devices running build 18362.10006 and 18362.10012 for devices running build 18362.10005. These are release numbers four and five that the company is making available to testers, and they are minor updates with several new features.
According to the software giant, Windows 10 Build 18362.10012 and Build 18362.10013 contain the same features and changes, but the only difference is that Build 18362.10012 includes the features that are disabled by default.
If you're running build 18362.10013, this new flight adds the ability to create calendar events from the taskbar without having to open the Calendar app. The left pane of the Start menu will automatically expand to show the name of each option.
