Here Is The List Of Known Issues In Windows 10 January Technical Preview Build 9926

Microsoft today released the latest January Windows 10 build for members of the Windows insider program. Many insider who have enrolled for the program are getting the latest build installed on their system.

However, keep in mind that the build is in its early stage and unfinshed software, so you can expect some bugs and issues. However Microsoft has released a list of know issues of build 9926 of the preview which include the following-

After installing this build, you may see a boot selection menu each time you reboot your PC. This is because a bug where a second boot option is persisted to uninstall the Windows 10 Technical Preview and roll back to the previous OS installed. When you get to this screen, if you do nothing it will automatically boot to the Windows 10 Technical Preview within 30 seconds by default or you can choose it on your own. Don't worry, this behavior is only temporary.
Xbox Live enabled games that require sign-in will not launch correctly. If you see the below dialog box the game requires Xbox Live sign-in. A fix for this will be distributed via WU shortly after the release of Build 9926.
Battery icon shows on lock screen of PCs without batteries.
Tiles on the Start menu show truncated app names (such as the Windows Feedback app).
Remote Desktop has some painting issues that result in tiled pixelation.
Connected Standby enabled devices like Surface Pro 3 may experience shorter than expected battery life.
In Cortana, reminders can't be edited and more complex reminders might not get created. The first reminder you create in Cortana in this build might not pop up, but subsequent ones will. Completed reminders also don't move to the History page in Cortana's Notebook.
The Music app will disappear if minimized within 16 seconds of launch. Just leave it in the foreground for 20 seconds or so and it should work just fine.
Occasionally, the Start Menu is improperly registered and will fail to launch.

If you are experiencing any of the above problems, do not worry, Microsoft says that "we may release updates to fix some of the most prevalent issues and others may be fixed in subsequent builds."

If you run into any other issues which is not listed above, we advice that you report the issues to Microsoft.

Source : Microsoft

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