Windows 10 November 2019 Update v1909 adds improvements especially in functionalities and aesthetics

The big update Windows 10 November 2019 Update v1909 has been published, which implements, above all, some cosmetic and functionality updates.

The new Windows 10 update for November is available. The Windows 10 November 2019 Update v1909 is the second major update of the year. No significant additions have been made to the operating system. The main change is an update to the operating system's user interface, with some minor tweaks.

Changes have been made to the user interface to improve the ability to add items to the calendar directly from the calendar. They have optimized the classification of notifications. Accessibility to the Start menu and the ability to use accessible third-party software even on the lock screen have been optimized.

One rather interesting feature is that Windows 10 has the ability to select the highest-performing cores of a processor. It's similar to how Intel manages frequencies , where only the best core reaches the specified frequency.

Most notable changes in this new version

• Will be posted on WSUS for customers to manage and deploy Insider Preveiw builds
• Pre-release support for 19H2 offered to Windows Insiders Program for Business (WIP4Biz) customers. Fixes a crash issue that prevented evaluating features or device usage
• Windows containers need a matching host and container version. Something that restricts clients and limits containers in the operating system that supports mixed version container pod scenarios. The update includes 5 solutions to fix this and allow the host to run containers. Allows you to run lower level containers on the upper level for sandboxing
• Solution that enables OEMs to reduce inking latency based on hardware capabilities of devices.
• Key rotation feature that enables secure transfer of recovery passwords to MDM managed AAD devices.
• Change to allow voice-activated third-party digital assistants on the lock screen
• Quickly create an event directly from the "Calendar" drop-down menu on the taskbar.
• Navigation panel in the Start menu expands when the pointer is hovered over it to better inform where the pointer goes
• Added friendly images to display in what is understood as 'banner' and 'action center' when adjusting notifications
• Notification settings in Settings> System> Notifications now, by default. Notifications are sorted based on the most recent notification displayed.
• Options to set and disable notifications for an app / website are displayed directly in the notification
• Added the "Manage notifications" button at the top of the "Action Center" that starts the main page
• Added additional debugging capabilities for newer Intel processors
• Made general improvements to PC battery life and energy efficiency
• Offer better performance and reliability by implementing a rotation policy that distributes work more fairly among these preferred cores
• Enabled Windows Defender Credential Guard for ARM64 devices with additional protection against credential theft
• Updated file explorer search box to work with Windows Search
• Added the ability for Narrator and other assistive technologies to read and learn where the FN key is on keyboards.