Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226 for PC Insider

Kari said:

Fun? Excuse me sir but I find nothing funny in my relationship with women (all of them!). Fear, yes, horror and dismay, yes, but nothing even remotely funny!
Extremely serious,
Kari

AMEN to that -

doriandiaconu said:

Can anyone help me on how to update directly and skip the previous one? I keep getting crashes.

What version are you on now? Are you trying to go to 16226 without using Windows Update?

AndreTen said:

I posted a warning about that somewhere in the last 10 pages...

In short: most of the non-English (German, Spanish) languages have problems with this build.

Workaround is to uninstall any language but English and install one that isn't on the list...

It's English (US) here, only some other KB languages.

24c said:

AMEN to that -

I had fun with most girlfriends with just traces of that other stuff. If it came to anything too serous, it was goodby time, no bad feelings. I got back with my present GF after 25 years of sparse contact from across 2 continents. it was just like time stood still for that amount of time.

CountMike said:

It's English (US) here, only some other KB languages.

It was same here. EN-US install and display language with Slovenian kbd and typing. Impossible to run.

betanews.com/2017/06/23/additional-cchanges-windows-10-insider-build-16226

If you have certain languages installed, ctfmon.exe will go into a crash loop and typing on the Start menu and UWP apps will become impossible. Currently, the list of impacted languages we’re aware of is: Kiswahili (Kenya), Basque (Spain), Armenian, Estonian, Romansh (Switzerland), Scottish Gaelic, Serbian (Latin), Bulgarian, Serbian (Cyrillic), Irish, Latvian, Macedonian, Zulu South, Norwegian (Norsk), Hausa (Latin), Albanian, Afrikaans, Georgian, Uzbek (Latin), Slovenian, Bosnian (Latin), Konkani (India), Malay (Brunei), Xhosa (South Africa), Bangla (Bangladesh), Kinyarwanda (Rwanda), Australian English, Galician (Spain), Azerbaijani (Latin), Kazakh, and Lithuanian. The workaround is to uninstall the impacted language via Settings > Time & Language > Region & Language. From the list of languages, remove the ones from the list, if it’s the only one you have installed please install a language close to your language that’s not in the list.

Same info on Dona's release notes (added 22/6)
blogs.windows.com | windowsexperience/2017/06/21/announcing-windows-10-insider-preview-build-16226-pc

Guys, does Task Manager work for you? Since installing 16226, this is what I get:

Works here.