Windows 10 build 14332 now available for Fast ring Insiders on PC and Mobile

Hot on the heels of last week's big update for Windows 10 Insiders, Microsoft is pushing yet another new build to Fast ring users on both PC and Mobile. The latest release comes in at build number 14322, and also happens to kick off the special "Bug Bash" event through which Microsoft will be posting special quests to the Feedback Hub for Insiders to complete over the next four days.

Here's how Windows Insider chief Gabriel Aul describes the Bug Bash:

With this new build today for PC and Mobile – we're officially kicking off the Bug Bash with Windows Insiders we mentioned last week. Over the course of the next 4 days, we will be publishing multiple Quests inside Feedback Hub that will highlight different areas of the product each day. We will be looking for feedback on each Quest, but you can also just use the parts of Windows and our apps you are most passionate about – the key is just to work together now through Sunday to get the best bug reports possible!The Quests that you will see for the Bug Bash are not traditional Quests that list steps of trying a feature or scenario out. Many of them are open ended intentionally so that you can perform the steps that come naturally to you in order to finish the Quest and give us feedback on it. Many of them also list more than one scenario that can be tried out to finish the Quest. All the Quests for the Bug Bash will lead back to Feedback Hub so that you can upvote existing feedback or give new feedback based on your experience of completing the Quest. Please make sure to search for existing feedback to upvote before entering a new report.

The quests will also be split into two categories: Limited Time and Advanced. As alluded to, Limited Time quests will only be available for 24 hours, while Advanced quests will be on the slightly more technical side. You'll be able to get started on the Bug Bash quests through the Feedback Hub once you've installed build 14332.

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