A new preview of Windows 10 (build 10125) has leaked onto the internet unveiling a number of improvements and features over the last official preview, Windows 10 build 10122 . The slightly newer version includes updated icons, new customization options for the Start menu, updated Jump Lists, Windows Hello, and a few new improvements for Tablet mode.

Those not wanting to go through the task of installing the leaked version of the operating system, can now watch the video I have published on YouTube highlighting all the changes and features Microsoft is developing for future updates of Windows 10 .

While Windows 10 build 10125 isn’t a version like to be a public release, it does give us an early look of what is to come, including changes on:

Start menu

  • “New” label indicating that a new app has been installed
  • Network Beta app
  • Clicking a letter from the “All apps” will display a grid of letter to jump to a specific app much quicker
  • Jump Lists now appear in the Start menu and taskbar
  • Date and Time gets updated with new styling
  • Tablet mode (Continuum) gets global back button on the taskbar

Action Center

  • UI gets refined and borders get updated

Settings

  • Users can now customize the list of places in the Start menu above Power options
  • Now it’s possible to disable app suggestions and stop displaying recently installed apps

Windows Hello

  • New security feature is enabled in Windows 10 build 10125
  • Windows Hello provides two options: one to enable and disable the feature, and another to add extra security by requiring to turn face left and right to unlock the screen

New icons

  • File Explorer, This PC, Quick Access, Devices and Drives, Network, and pretty much all icons get overhauled in this new build