Win10 Preview 10041 has been patched and started to push to slow users

Computer Store News: After the release of Win10 Preview 10041 to Fast Ring last week, Microsoft has today pushed three patch updates to the recently updated Windows 10 Build 10041, while the Insider project leader Gabirel Aul also said that it will also start to push the Build 10041 update to the "slow" type of Insider members today.

One of the three updates is designed to fix a security vulnerability in Windows 10, "and the use of publicly exposed FREAK security vulnerabilities." Two other updates fix some of the issues in Build 10041.

Microsoft gave details of this update on the KB3050284 support page:

This update resolves issues in the transparent start screen and task view, when dragging the window in a transparent state Causes desktop thumbnails to appear as black squares

This update resolves serious graphical artifacts that appear on the screen when you start the magnifying glass in dock mode or shot mode.

This update contains a stability Update to solve a common system crash problem

Microsoft listed other patch fixes on the KB3050279 support page:

Sharing desktops in a conference causes Lync client remote users to only see Go to the black box

In the Microsoft Surface Hub, clicking the "Finish" button will cause the user interface to crash, thus causing the phone, whiteboard and connection keys to malfunction

If you close via the task switcher The Connect app will then restart again, which may cause the app to crash

Windows 10 Preview 10041 contains many new features from the previously leaked 10036 version. For example, the transparent start menu, the adjustment of the Task View task preview interface, the rounding of the interface UI, and many other features, but the Project Spartan Spartan browser did not appear in this version. If you happen to be a slow version of the user, now consider the update.