They fixed an issue resulting in frequent bug-checks (GSODs) in the last two flights, citing an error with bindflt.sys. They fixed an issue resulting in File Explorer unexpectedly having a lock on USBs when trying to safely eject them. It's super simple and intuitive, and it works just like you'd expect. Then, after just a few seconds depending on how large the file is, that file will appear on the recipients PC. The other device receives a notification that a PC nearby is attempting to share something with it, and that PC can accept the file or decline it. Nearby Share works with Bluetooth and picks up other devices that are nearby that it can share files with. This allows you to share files between devices that are physically nearby, without going through the hassle of having to send it via an email or moving the files onto a USB drive for transfer. #demo Here's a look at how Near Share works - sharing a URL vs sharing a local image 😊 #WindowsInsiders #FastRing /JhbOPEvhy4- Jen Gentleman 🌺 27 November 2017Ī smaller yet useful new feature in Redstone 4 is Nearby Share. What's more, you can drag new contacts out of the My People Hub and directly onto the taskbar, and vice versa. You can now pin more than three contacts to the taskbar, and you can organize contacts pinned by dragging their icon left or right. Microsoft made My People a lot easier to use in Redstone 4. 
However, that hasn't stopped Microsoft from improving the feature in this release. The only three apps that supported it currently are Mail, People, and Skype. Launched in the Fall Creators Update, My People has seen zero interest from developers, with no apps in the Microsoft Store supporting it. My People has been somewhat underwhelming.
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