Windows 10 build 20226 brings new storage health feature to Insiders

Windows 10 build 20226 is at present available for Insiders on the Dev channel. The update brings a new storage health feature that aims to detect bug with NVMe SSDs. If the feature detects an issue, it will warn people to back upwards their data.

Here's the complete list of what'southward new, as outlined by Microsoft in its consummate change log:

What's new in Build 20226

Storage health monitoring to protect user data Attempting to recover data after bulldoze failure is both frustrating and expensive. This feature is designed to observe hardware abnormalities for NVMe SSDs and notify users with plenty time to act. It is strongly recommended that users immediately dorsum up their data afterwards receiving a notification.

Clicking on the notification or navigating to the bulldoze backdrop folio in Storage Settings (Settings -> System -> Storage -> Manage disks and volumes -> Properties) will provide boosted details.

In addition to the new build for Windows 10 Insiders, Microsoft also announced a new experience for managing devices in the Your Phone app on Windows 10. the new experience lets you add together, remove, and switch betwixt devices directly within the app. The new Your Phone experience will roll out gradually to Insiders.

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