Windows 10 preview build 17133 rolls out to Insiders in the Slow ring

Microsoft is rolling out a fresh Insider preview build for those enrolled in the Slow ring today. Today's build is 17133, and it comes merely three days after it first landed for Insiders in the Fast ring. Build 17133 is also expected to be the RTM build of the Windows 10 Spring Creators Update, set to roll out in April.

Microsoft cautions that information technology is using this release to test the engineering systems responsible for the deployment of Windows 10 updates, so it may non be available to everyone in the Slow band right away. However, it should accomplish total availability for Dull ring Insiders by Mon, Apr 2. Here's a expect at the small list of changes included in this build:

General changes, improvements, and fixes for PC

We fixed an issue resulting in certain devices with BitLocker enabled unexpectedly booting into BitLocker recovery in contempo flights.

We stock-still an issue resulting in not being able to change the brandish resolution when there were iv or more monitors connected, due to the confirmation prompt hanging when y'all selected "Keep changes".

We fixed an issue where clicking suggested search terms when typing in the Microsoft Edge URL bar didn't do anything.

If y'all're currently a office of the rollout, build 17133 should be bachelor via Windows Update now as "Feature update for Windows 10, version 1803."

Updated March 30, 2022: Windows 10 SDK preview build 17125 is as well now bachelor for developers.

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