Microsoft has rolled out Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20270 (FE_RELEASE) to Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel. The latest update has introduced file skills in Cortana. After the installation of Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20270, you can make use of Cortana on your PCs to translate their thoughts into direct actions for performing file-related operations. You will be able to save time spent navigating to apps/folders to locate and open files.
If you an Enterprise user, you can sign into Cortana with your corporate credentials to search for files saved on OneDrive For Business and SharePoint. This is in addition to the files that are saved locally on their PCs. If you are a user with a Microsoft account, you can make use of Cortana to fetch files saved on their PCs. However, the new feature is available only to English speaking users in the US.
The Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20270 enables you to open files with file names, author names including the ability to locate a document that you have been editing. You can also find a document of a particular type. The update also brings in significant changes and improvements.
You will find Advanced View checkbox in Optimize Drives option, which will display volumes previously not visible in this window. Moreover, a portrait posture on a 2-in-1 touch device provides support for split keyboard mode if you make use of the touch keyboard. This feature was released to Windows Insiders in the Beta channel as part of the recently introduced Windows feature Experience Pack update.
The Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20270 has resolved an issue pertaining to dialogs such as Properties and display of black text on dark backgrounds in recent flights. The update also resolved an issue that could result in unexpected closure of certain app while clicking the Maximize button in recent builds. If the printers with Japanese characters are not displaying correctly in Printers & Scanners settings, then the issue has been resolved. The delay logging into PC on devices with a large number of users has been resolved. Microsoft also provided a list of known issues that could be resolved in the upcoming builds.
