Hello all. Running Windows 10 2004 19041.572
This morning, I found an unexpected change at the top of the settings page -- my name, One Drive and a notice of how long it's been since Windows Update ran. Anyone else have this?
Yep, they are pushing it out through the Windows Experience.Cloud (or whatever it's called) it seems like. I think it's nice.Got mine today too by the way.
That's the almost new Header on Settings. It's been in A/B testing for a long time. Next Insider you may have it, or it disappears, or you keep it for a long time. Others have had it come and go. Seems more this build are seeing it.
Last edited by f14tomcat; 16 Oct 2020 at 14:23.
A quick straw-poll across about a dozen machines (both VM & physical) shows that all the 2004 machines have got it (Home/Pro, x86/x64) and most of the 1909 ones too. If it's not there at first, then it appears after the next check for updates (manual or automatic).
These are all standard RTM machines, I'm not an Insider (or even have an MS account).
Setting with a Microsoft Account it a bit different but I sort of like it.
My Microsoft Account is a link. Click it and you are taken toHTML Code:https://account.microsoft.com/
Just got it during an update check. Two things immediately annoying:
1. It doesn't use my Logon Picture cause it's local I guess.
2. This OneDrive Yelling Yellow Exclaimation means I'm not backing up my Desktop, Documents or Pictures. and even turning them all off in OneDrive's Settings > Manage Backup tab isn't acceptable apparently.
Selecting one however, makes it go away. So Microsoft now has an empty Documents folder as my personal sacrifice to removing this eyesore.
You use to be able to dismiss this OneDrive Yellow Exclamation about Backup in Security. Is it me, or has Microsoft just gotten ever more annoying and intrusive recently?
Last edited by Farvatten; 16 Oct 2020 at 14:47.
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