Windows 10 build 20231 now rolling out to the Dev Channel with new OOBE options

A new OOBE setup page is top billing for this week’s build.

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What you need to know

Microsoft is back with another Windows 10 Dev Channel build for Insiders to enjoy. Today’s build is 20231, and is packing a couple of notable improvements in addition to a plethora of fixes and changes. The most notable change in today’s build is the inclusion of a new OOBE setup page that categorizes your PC into one or many categories.

The new OOBE page provides the user with a list of different categories like gaming, producticity, school, etc. which will set up your desktop and Start menu in a specific way. Functionally, the feature doesn’t work yet, but the setup UI is in and can be tested with today’s release.

Here’s the full changelog:

As always, you can find the complete changelog, including a list of known issues, at theWindows Blog.

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