Microsoft wrapped this week up with the release of a new Fast Ring build for Windows Insiders.
Windows 10 (19H1) Build 18348 is actually the second build released for the Fast Ring this week by Microsoft as they start the final month or so of development for this upcoming feature update.
On Tuesday, Build 18346 was used out to Insiders and just like today’s release, it is full of fixes for various bugs and stability issues.
I am continuing my tracking data for the Reserved Storage feature that was introduced late last year and this now makes nine builds that I have collected how much space Reserved Storage is using along the way.
Here is the complete history for my three bare metal and one virtual machine running the Fast Ring builds for Windows 10 (19H1):
- Surface Book
- Build 18312 – 7.09GB
- Build 18317 – 6.75GB
- Build 18323 – 7.11GB
- Build 18329 – 6.40GB
- Build 18334 – 7.26GB
- Build 18342 – 7.26GB
- Build 18343 – 7.26GB
- Build 18346 – 7.26GB
- Build 18348 – 7.08GB
- HP EliteOne1K
- Build 18312 – 2.50GB
- Build 18317 – 7.05GB
- Build 18323 – 7.41GB
- Build 18329 – 7.41GB
- Build 18334 – 7.50GB
- Build 18342 – N/A
- Build 18343 – 6.51GB
- Build 18346 – 6.42GB
- Build 18348 – 7.21GB
- HP Spectre x360 (2015)
- Build 18312 – 5.61GB
- Build 18317 – 6.64GB
- Build 18323 – 6.02GB
- Build 18329 – 6.99GB
- Build 18334 – 7.27GB
- Build 18342 – N/A
- Build 18343 – 7.27GB
- Build 18346 – 7.27GB
- Build 18348 – 7.27GB
- Virtual Machine
- Build 18312 – 7.04GB
- Build 18317 – 7.13GB
- Build 18323 – 7.06GB
- Build 18329 – 7.06GB
- Build 18334 – 7.20GB
- Build 18342 – 7.27GB
- Build 18343 – 7.18GB
- Build 18346 – 7.18GB
- Build 18348 – 7.13GB
Other than that, and the addition of Emoji 12.0 which has been expected, there is not much happening with these builds except the focus on bug fixes and security I mentioned previously.
Windows 10 (19H1) Build 18348 Screenshot Gallery
