Today’s build introduces a Graphing mode in Windows Calculator and other system improvements.
Windows 10 Preview Build 195646
The main front-facing change in today’s build is a new Graphing Mode in Windows Calculator. Graphing capabilities are also essential for students who are beginning to explore linear algebra. With this feature, we hope to empower students to learn mathematics by improving their conceptual understanding and attitudes towards math.
In addition, the company is introducing a beta version of the Indexer Diagnostics app. The tool is meant to “Enhance your understanding of the capabilities of search, as well as increase the troubleshooting ability and support for general Windows Search issues,” the blog post notes. To use the new app you’ll need to be running Windows 10 1809 or higher. You can get the new app in the Windows Store here. In addition to the features shown above, here is the list of other improvements and fixes in today’s build:
We fixed an issue resulting in Timeline not showing any activities.We fixed an issue resulting in Outlook search not working for some.We fixed an issue significantly impacting Task View reliability for some.We fixed an issue where pressing Spatial Sound -> Off in the sound menu caused Explorer.exe to crash.
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