At first look, build 10568 doesn’t include any major changes since the last public release. Currently the only new changes I can identify are an updated context menu for the power button with a design that matches the context menus on the Start menu tiles, and there is a new “Web search history” in the Cortana’s settings page.
Other than these small changes, it appears that Windows 10 build 10568 comes with all the changes found in Windows 10 build 10565, including updated context menus on Start, Cortana improvements, new options in the Settings app, tab preview and the ability to sync Favorites and Reading list items between computer, and an early version of the Messaging, Phone, and Skype Video apps. As always, it’s not recommended to download and install an unofficial version of the operating system, as it’s not supported by Microsoft and you may find unknown stability issues and errors. As such if you download the ISO file for Windows 10 build 10568 from torrent sites or any other file sharing site, install at your own risk. Source WZor All content on this site is provided with no warranties, express or implied. Use any information at your own risk. Always backup of your device and files before making any changes. Privacy policy info.
