Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16241 PC + 15230 Mobile Insider

#WindowsInsiders We try to flight builds once a week, but sometimes it doesn't work, usually for one of these reasons.

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It is going to be hard for MS to make their deadline. But I would rather see a stable build that is late than one on time with BUGS.

Whats the betting for a release today.

swarfega said:

Whats the betting for a release today.

$1,000,000.00 on NO.

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aww shame, but would rather have stability.

swarfega said:

aww shame, but would rather have stability.

Fisher Mann said:

Ditto!

Well said - well put - we could use some stability around here.

Interesting, I accidentally stumbled upon one small bug.

The lock screen uses the long time format settings, but removes the seconds.

Here is how I have configured my time settings:
Long time: HH:mm:ss ( examples - 21:45:23 and 09:45:23)
Short time: HH:mm ( examples - 21:45 and 09:45)

I had accidentally put hh:mm:ss for long time format and the lock screen displayed 9:45. This proves the lock screen uses the long time format settings though it displays in short time format. After I fixed my error all looked as it should on the lock screen.

These are small error things that exist all over the place in Windows. I don't like it. This "bug" is not that critical, but if coding errors like this happen in the wrong place I am not surprised that something does not work properly, ever.

EDIT: If someone knows how to also display seconds on the lock screen, then please let me know. If that is possible, then this is not a bug at all.

I can't get "seconds" on the lock screen either - may it cannot be done??

24c said:

I can't get "seconds" on the lock screen either - may it cannot be done??

I followed the examples here, looked reasonable, but no-go.....

How to change Windows 10 Lock screen time format? - Super User