Microsoft today released Windows 10 Build 14267 to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring. This build includes several new features, read about them here. It includes some bug fixes and a known issue. Find them below.
Here’s what’s fixed:
- Choosing “Reset This PC” under Settings > Update & Security > Recovery should now work as expected.
- You should no longer see a WSClient.dll error dialog after logging in.
- The front-facing camera should be usable again on PCs with Intel RealSense cameras and you should be able to use Windows Hello again.
- We fixed an issue where incorrect storage capacity was provided for the system volume (the hard drive in which Windows is installed on) under Settings > System > Storage.
Known issues:
If you’re using Hyper-V and upgrade to this build with more than one vswitch or have multiple virtual networking adapters (including legacy), you may lose networking coectivity after upgrade. To get network coectivity back, there are two workarounds available:
- Remove all the virtual network adapters coected to the vswitch, delete the vswitch and recreate it, then recoect their virtual NIC to the new vswitch.
- Admin command prompt, do “netcfg -d” will nuke all the vswitch settings so that you can start from scratch.