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Windows 10 build 10240 release notes leaked, highlights bug fixes and known issues

Ron Ron
July 16, 2019
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Windows 10 build 10240 release notes leaked complete with known issues and bug fixes

On July 15th, Microsoft rolled out Windows 10 build 10240 to participants of the Windows Insider program. For those who don’t know, build 10240 has been widely reported as the Windows 10 RTM. But as our very own Zac Bowden states, build 10240 is RTM, just not in the traditional sense. You can read more about that here.

Release notes for build 10240 have leaked onto the internet courtesy of Wzor. In the release notes, we can see numerous bugs have been fixes, as well as several known issues still pending to be resolved. You can check out the change log here. Windows 10 is set to be released on July 29th, and thanks to the “Windows as a Service” model, we can expect fixes for these known issues and bugs to be made available at any point after the release date.

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