Both the Beta drive and Dev drive updated with no issues. What's funny is the original Beta version is running an older version of Nvidia driver, while the Dev version is running a newer version. I have both Intel UHD 630 and Nvidia RTX 2060 display adapters. Every build update here loads back an old Intel Graphics driver, but at least it is not messing up my Nvidia driver. 🙃

Thanks CK, Both Dell Insider laptops installed build with no issues..

This old bug is back, the Minimize, Maximize and Close buttons are hardly visible when the File Explorer windows is open in the foreground. This bug was fixed before, but it is now back. It has something to do with Accent colors not being reflected on the Title bar of file explorer and Notepad. There was this old FBH report about the bug, and it was fixed with 22557, but now the bug is back with 22593. https://aka.ms/AAfbzck Added new FBH report for Build 22593+. https://aka.ms/AAgla8x As a workaround I can change the accent color, but the actual bug is that the accent color is not reflected on the Title bar of File explorer and/or Notepad

Y'all may find this interesting... I use the Applications window; really, don't use Start for anything, BUT... I did Start & its All Apps list. Windows Tools, as some of you stated, is not there (now). However, it IS, still , there in the Apps window. NB: I do not have to go to CP (1st) or through CP, just opens (there) from the Apps window icon. And I notice, now, Win+X has Terminal and Terminal (Admin); it hadn't changed initially, back in 581. Haven't had time to delve very deeply, as yet, in to other things. Cheers, Drew ![Image](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/d49ae981-0a83-464f-b27a-351d19bec303?platform=QnA

And I notice, now, Win+X has Terminal and Terminal (Admin); it hadn't changed initially, back in 581. That is explained in the blog: Updated WIN + X so that if Windows Terminal is installed the menu will include an entry for Terminal, and in cases where Windows Terminal is uninstalled it will display Windows PowerShell. This below verifies what the blog statement says, if I uninstall Terminal, I get Windows PowerShell in Win + X. 😉 After reinstalling Terminal, it is back in Win + X.

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2022-04-06T23:08:26+00:00

Both the Beta drive and Dev drive updated with no issues. What's funny is the original Beta version is running an older version of Nvidia driver, while the Dev version is running a newer version.

I have both Intel UHD 630 and Nvidia RTX 2060 display adapters.

Every build update here loads back an old Intel Graphics driver, but at least it is not messing up my Nvidia driver. 🙃
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2022-04-06T23:27:38+00:00

Thanks CK, Both Dell Insider laptops installed build with no issues..
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2022-04-06T23:54:31+00:00

This old bug is back, the Minimize, Maximize and Close buttons are hardly visible when the File Explorer windows is open in the foreground. This bug was fixed before, but it is now back.

It has something to do with Accent colors not being reflected on the Title bar of file explorer and Notepad.

There was this old FBH report about the bug, and it was fixed with 22557, but now the bug is back with 22593.

https://aka.ms/AAfbzck

Added new FBH report for Build 22593+. https://aka.ms/AAgla8x

As a workaround I can change the accent color, but the actual bug is that the accent color is not reflected on the Title bar of File explorer and/or Notepad
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2022-04-07T04:08:43+00:00

Y'all may find this interesting... I use the Applications window; really, don't use Start for anything, BUT... I did Start & its All Apps list. Windows Tools, as some of you stated, is not there (now). However, it IS, still, there in the Apps window.

NB: I do not have to go to CP (1st) or through CP, just opens (there) from the Apps window icon.

And I notice, now, Win+X has Terminal and Terminal (Admin); it hadn't changed initially, back in 581.

Haven't had time to delve very deeply, as yet, in to other things.

Cheers,
Drew![Image](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/d49ae981-0a83-464f-b27a-351d19bec303?platform=QnA
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2022-04-07T04:20:57+00:00
And I notice, now, Win+X has Terminal and Terminal (Admin); it hadn't changed initially, back in 581.

That is explained in the blog:
- Updated WIN + X so that if Windows Terminal is installed the menu will include an entry for Terminal, and in cases where Windows Terminal is uninstalled it will display Windows PowerShell.
This below verifies what the blog statement says, if I uninstall Terminal, I get Windows PowerShell in Win + X. 😉

After reinstalling Terminal, it is back in Win + X.
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