You Won’t Believe the Mind-Blowing Updates in Windows 10 Build 10525 - Custom Title Bar, Supercharged Memory Management, and Much More!

Are you ready for some mind-blowing updates in Windows 10? If you answered “yes,” then you need to check out the latest Windows 10 Build 10525. This release is packed with some fantastic features that will make your Windows 10 experience more enjoyable and productive. In this article, we will go over some of the updates that you can expect to see in Build 10525.

Custom Title Bar

One of the most significant updates in Build 10525 is the ability to customize your title bar. With this feature, you can change the background color of your title bar, which is the bar that displays the name of the app and the minimize, maximize, and close buttons. This customization option allows you to match the title bar color to the color scheme of your desktop, which makes everything look more cohesive.

Supercharged Memory Management

If you are a power user, then you know the importance of having a good memory management system. Build 10525 has made significant improvements in this area, and you will undoubtedly notice the difference. With this update, Windows 10 has become more efficient in managing your system’s memory, which means that your apps will run smoother and your computer will be more responsive. This is excellent news for anyone who uses Windows 10 for work or gaming.

Improved Context Menus

Another significant improvement in Build 10525 is the streamlined context menus. Context menus are the menus that appear when you right-click on an item, and they are used to perform many functions in Windows 10. With this update, context menus have become more straightforward and more intuitive. This change will make it easier for users to find the functions they need quickly.

Enhanced Tablet Mode

For those of you who use Windows 10 on a tablet device, you will be pleased to know that Build 10525 includes some fantastic updates for tablet mode. This update has made it easier to switch between desktop and tablet modes, so you can work more efficiently on your tablet. Additionally, there are some new gestures that you can use to perform specific functions, which will help you make the most out of your tablet experience.

Conclusion

Windows 10 Build 10525 is an exciting release that is sure to please many Windows 10 users. With updates like custom title bar, supercharged memory management, improved context menus, and enhanced tablet mode, Windows 10 is looking better than ever. So, if you haven’t updated to Build 10525 yet, what are you waiting for? Get ready to be blown away by the latest and greatest features in Windows 10!

On August 18th, Microsoft resumed the Insider’s program by releasing Windows 10 build 10525 to the Fast ring of updates. The new preview includes a number of changes since the last public build, such as the ability to add color to the title bar, which was a highly requested feature, and there are improvements to the memory management in Windows 10.

If you didn’t like the boring white title bar on File Explorer and apps, Microsoft is adding the ability to change the title bar color from the Personalization settings. Here’s is how you can configure the new visual change.

Microsoft is also introducing the concept of “compression store” in the Memory Manager, which basically means that when memory fills up in the system, compression store will compress unused pages, instead of writing the pages to disk. This will allow you to run more apps and improve performance, but only when needed.

The new build also includes a few new known issues, such as Mobile Hotspot doesn’t work, the Movie & TV app will receive a new update through the Windows Store to fix video playback issue, and additional language pack won’t be available during the setup of this build, but it will get fix on future releases.

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