Latest updates to test builds of the OS showcase improvements heading to Windows 10 in Spring.
By Nick Heath | October 10, 2016, 4:47 AM PST
Improved reliability: Microsoft shows how ungrouped system processes will look inside Task Manager.
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Microsoft has unveiled new features for Windows 10 that should make the OS more resilient against crashes and reduce the risk of unwanted restarts for businesses.
The changes will hit Windows 10 in Spring next year, but have been pushed out to some of those testing Windows 10 under the Insider Program, with the release of Build 14942 on Friday.
In this latest build, Microsoft has changed how Windows 10 handles system processes, so that if part of the system fails it is less likely to take down other parts of the OS.
In PCs with more than 3.5GB of memory, the majority of system processes will no longer be
