Microsoft has pushed out a pair of Windows 10 preview builds for the big update due later in 2019 (19H2), one of which has all the new features turned off – and those tweaks include some interesting moves, such as the promise of better battery life for laptops running certain processors.
So what exactly is happening here regarding the overall rollout?
Windows 10 19H2 testers in the slow ring are getting two different preview builds: 18362.10012 and 18362.10013, which will be delivered to those on 18362.10005 and 18362.10006 respectively.
The difference is that the former build has all the new features turned off by default, and the latter has them turned on.
This is Microsoft’s new system of a controlled preview rollout, whereby only a subsection of testers actually get the new features live, with more being shifted over as time progresses.
Essentially, it’s just like when the updates actually go live, for real, with Microsoft monitoring how the features are working (or not), getting more feedback on them, before pushing them more broadly.
Microsoft emitted two fresh builds for October's Windows 10 last night, although which one you'll get depends on your current build or, for new Insiders, a "virtual coin toss".
The company had previously warned that it would be shipping the updates that will become the 19H2 release with features turned off by default.
It could then test turning them on in a controlled manner.
Thus those cautious souls on the Slow Ring, currently prodding 19H2, will receive 18362.10012 with the new toys turned off if they are coming from 18362.10005.
Those on 18362.10006 will get 18362.10013, which has the features on.
Oh, and those in the 18362.10012 group will also have features from the previous release, such as they were, turned off as well.
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