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Windows 10 build 10125 has leaked onto the web in both architectures

Zac Bowden Zac Bowden
October 16, 2019
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Windows 10

Windows 10 build 10125 has finally leaked onto the web, meaning those die hard Windows Insiders can finally try out the build and experience all those new changes. WinBeta grabbed build 10125 last week, and have already covered everything the build has to offer.

Build 10125 has leaked in both x86 and x64, which is nice. Keep in mind that this is an unofficial release, and is likely more buggy than usual. Also, as per our guidelines we will not be linking directly to the leak.

Check out the video below for a hands on look at Windows 10 build 10125, let us know below what you like the look of in this build.

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