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[Updated] Microsoft releases new Windows 10 Dev build with no new features to test servicing pipeline
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Published onSeptember 11, 2020
published onSeptember 11, 2020
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If Microsoft already released a new Windows 10 Insider build for the Dev Channel yesterday, the company is following up today with the cumulative update build 20211.1005 (KB4581021) that includes no new features. “This update does not include anything new and is designed to test our servicing pipeline,” the team said today.
Hello#WindowsInsiders, we have released Build 20211.1005 (KB4581021) to the Dev Channel. This update does not include anything new and is designed to test our servicing pipeline.https://t.co/iHw6GwZzJG^BLB
— Windows Insider (@windowsinsider)September 11, 2020
This isn’t the first time that the company does such testing, though because this is just a cumulative update, this build should be pretty quick to install. As a reminder, the build 20211 released yesterday added Search to the Default Apps pages in Settings, as well as the ability for users to attach and mount a physical disk inside of a WSL 2 distro. You can get more details inour previous post here.
We hope to see the Windows Insider team releasing another Dev build with more new features next week. In case you missed it, the company also released anew 20H2 build for the Beta channelon Tuesday.
Update 1PM PT: The Windows Insider team said it has pulled the update after discovering a bug preventing Insiders from installing it.
UPDATE: Thanks to reports from#WindowsInsiderswho reported a issue installing this update, we have discovered a bug that requires us to pull the update for now while we continue to investigate. ^BLBhttps://t.co/W04SIQdt4y
— Windows Insider (@windowsinsider)September 11, 2020
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