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A quicker install this time round.
Apart from the update to the emoji's I'm seeing a lot here.
It does appear they have resolved a number of previous flight issues and are getting on top of some other bugs that need addressing.
Fingers cross the next Flight resolves those.
Apart from the update to the emoji's I'm seeing a lot here.
It does appear they have resolved a number of previous flight issues and are getting on top of some other bugs that need addressing.
Fingers cross the next Flight resolves those.
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That's be because it literally added nothing apart from an up on the version number.
They are just checking the Service pipeline, end to end.
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An additional CU has been released KB4528332 which changes the build to 19013.1000 (instead of the 19013.1)
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Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 19013
UPDATE 11/11: We have released Build 19013.1122 to the Slow ring. This update includes a fix for the issue where the Settings app would hang or crash when accessing the System or Ease of Access sections. UPDATE 11/4: We have released Build 19013.1102 to the Fast ring. This update includes a fix...
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Release to Slow Ring of the Insider Program today Preview Build 19013.1122 (20H1)
SOURCE: https://blogs.windows.com/windowsex...19013-into-the-slow-ring/#pqtIfz4p1SAgYhSW.97
SOURCE: https://blogs.windows.com/windowsex...19013-into-the-slow-ring/#pqtIfz4p1SAgYhSW.97
This is the first update I have been able to get for my best hard drive and works great! Previous problems that kept me at 18985 because Macrium trimmed some empty file that update needed to install new version have been fixed. So far this looks like a winner.
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I have my deepest admiration for you guys in this section. Your persistence is remarkable. Trust me, no sarcasm is intended.
I started, in its initial phases, downloading the builds as they came along. In the end I dropped out from pure boredom.
Last week, curiosity got the better of me and I got going again. After examining the latest build, I was bored by the end of the second day. I have wiped the computer I was using, and have replaced it with a copy of a Linux release, which is far more interesting to play with.
I started, in its initial phases, downloading the builds as they came along. In the end I dropped out from pure boredom.
Last week, curiosity got the better of me and I got going again. After examining the latest build, I was bored by the end of the second day. I have wiped the computer I was using, and have replaced it with a copy of a Linux release, which is far more interesting to play with.
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Just staying busy.... idle hands and all that.
What is somewhat interesting, although maybe not as much as I think it is, is that while now both the Slow Ring and Fast Ring are both on 20H1 Builds, the underpinning version is in both cases 1903 rather than 1909, so.....
While we are all waiting to see if tomorrow (Update Tuesday) brings us the "November Update" and as a consequence we are all running 1909, the "Next" iteration (20H1) is still going to be based on 1903, which probably says a lot about the importance of this pending update.
What is somewhat interesting, although maybe not as much as I think it is, is that while now both the Slow Ring and Fast Ring are both on 20H1 Builds, the underpinning version is in both cases 1903 rather than 1909, so.....
While we are all waiting to see if tomorrow (Update Tuesday) brings us the "November Update" and as a consequence we are all running 1909, the "Next" iteration (20H1) is still going to be based on 1903, which probably says a lot about the importance of this pending update.
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No. You are moving to another core. I am not a Linux lover - it just makes a change. But Linux, 100%, has very good equivalents for most dedicated Windows programs.