In the previous article, we discussed some of the new features introduced with Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21354. In this article, we will examine the remaining set of features. The Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21354 has introduced a new camera settings page, which provides the ability to add and remove cameras. Moreover, you can configure the default image settings of each camera.
The page enables you to manage cameras via the Settings app such as a web camera or ONVIF IP cameras on your local network. You can locate the new camera options by navigating to Settings | devices | Camera. You will find Configure button against each camera, which enables you to make changes to the default brightness and contrast.
You can get rid of the pesky backlight that always shadows your face in your video calls. You can configure brightness and contrast, enable video HDR or Eye Contact, or correct camera rotation depending upon your camera. Microsoft is eager to accept the feedback regarding this new feature.
The major development with regard to Windows 10 is that MSPaint updates will the pushed via the Microsoft Store. Moreover, MSPaint has got a new icon and has been promoted out of the Windows Accessories folder to its own destination in the Start menu. Moreover, Snipping Tool is also updated via Microsoft Store.
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The tool has been packaged together with Snip & Sketch to enable delivery of updates at the same time. The Snipping Tool has also been promoted out of the Windows Accessories folder to its own place in the Start menu.
If you haven’t installed Snip & Sketch, you will see the removal of the Snipping Tool after updating to Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21354 build. You will have to manually install Snip & Sketch from the Microsoft Store to work with the tool again.
After the installation of the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21354, you will notice that Windows Accessories, Windows Administrative Tools, Windows PowerShell, and Windows System folders have been relocated to Windows Tools entry point. Microsoft already introduced this feature along with the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21343. These apps will still appear via search and can be pinned to the Start menu or Taskbar. Moreover, File Explorer has been moved into its own place in the Start menu.
The Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21354 has enabled the ability to deselect “Open on hover” in the “News and interests” Taskbar options based on your feedback. The default path to access Linux files from Windows via the Windows Subsystem for Linux has been modified from `\\wsl\\`to `\\wsl.localhost\\` to enhance performance and reliability. You can still access Linux files with the help of `\\wsl$\\`.
If you navigate to Settings | Update & Security | Change active hours, you will be able to find the toggle turned on for “Automatically adjust active hours for this device based on activity” option. Windows Update will be able to schedule automatic restarts when you are typically not using your device more accurately.
All pinned sites on the latest versions of Microsoft Edge should make use of the Taskbar behavior without having to unpin and re-pin the site. You can now toggle compatibility settings for x64 applications on ARM64 devices. You can customize suggestions for tips, tools, and services located under Settings | Personalization | Device usage.
