Windows 10 build 21322 rolls out to Insiders in the Dev Channel

What you need to know

• Windows 10 build 21322 is now available in the Dev Channel.
• It features only fixes and minor improvements.

It's time for another Windows 10 Insider Preview build, and today's build is 21322 featuring a handful of fixes and minor improvements, but no notable new features. The build is available now and rolling out to members in the Dev Channel.

Today build features the following changes:

• Upvote on similar feedback in Feedback Hub: Based on feedback, the Feedback Hub Team has made a change so that Insiders can now both upvote and add similar feedback for all feedback types in the Feedback Hub.
• The 3D Objects folder will no longer be shown as a special folder in File Explorer after updating to this build. If you need to access this folder, you can do so via typing %userprofile% in File Explorer or through the navigation pane option "Show all folders".
• News and interests: We removed the "Reduce taskbar updates" option from the context menu. We expect it to return in a future update.
• We have temporarily removed the touch keyboard refinements noted in Build 21301 to fix some issues. However, the updates to the default keyboard layout on 12" or larger screens and the candidate bar remain available to everyone in Dev Channel as noted last week with Build 21318.
• We fixed an issue where if you tried to access an Azure Active Directory (AAD) joined device via Remote Desktop (RDP), it would fail after updating to recent Dev Channel builds.
• We fixed an issue that could result in your PC bugchecking when switching between users.
• We fixed an issue that could result in deleted files unexpectedly remaining visible on the desktop until the desktop was refreshed.
• News and interests: We fixed an issue where the taskbar button might show no content after the primary monitor was changed.
• News and interests: We fixed an issue where news and interests would continue to refresh content in the background even when the screen was turned off, consuming resources.
• News and interests: We fixed multiple issues impacting performance and reliability.
• We fixed an issue with the new "Paste as plain text" option in clipboard history where clipboard history didn't close after it was used, inconsistent with the normal paste behavior.
• We fixed an issue that could result in erroneous torn write errors being logged.
• We fixed an issue that could result in delayed audio playback on certain devices in the last few builds.
• We fixed an issue where if you changed the calendar format multiple times under Settings > Date & Time > Region, the enumerated values of the other data formats may not be correct.

As always, you can check out the Windows Blog for the complete changelog, including a list of known issues.