In addition to the new power scheme, the new Windows 10 testing builds enhance the UWP File System Access by giving more controls to you to decide which UWP apps can access your full file system. There is a new Settings page for File System Access that you can access by going to Settings > Privacy to turn file system access on or off globally or select which apps should use file system access.
For emoji lovers, the newest Windows 10 Redstone builds include emoji search support to a list of locales. You can leverage this new change to search your favourite emojis in any of the more than 150 locales added to search support, including English (Great Britain), French (France), German (Germany), and Spanish (Spain), among others. There are some emoji design updates that Microsoft says are based on user feedback “and to improve consistency.” Samsung also took a similar step recently for its Android Oreo-running devices.
The new Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17101 (RS4) is available for Windows Insiders in the Fast ring, while the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17604 aka RS5 is specific to Windows Insiders who have opted into the Skip Ahead ring. Both new builds have several bugs and issues that you need to face by your own to test what’s new by the Windows maker. That said, Microsoft is planning to roll out the RS4 build to mainstream users sometime around April 2018 and the RS5 build in October 2018.
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