Drew

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It is terrific to be able to, internally, upgrade Builds! The amount of time & trouble, fuss, actions, it saves us Beta Testers!! This is a most, welcome & wonderful development! Much nicer than 'the old days' (ways)!

YEA!!

And it only shows via WU in Windows 10 machines.


Cheers,
Drew
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I'm not sure I agree that this method of upgrade is neat, keen or even slick at all.
This thing was huge, nearly the size of the initial ISO. It installed as an upgrade, leaving us with about a 3.5 or so GB Windows.OLD folder. And we all know how well most upgrades actually do overall.

AND
If this is the method they are going to continue to use after the final GA release, I don't believe I'm gonna like it any better then.
Rumors are indicating that this will be the last major Windows release ever and that we'll be running Windows 10 for a very, very long time with annual updates like 10.1, 10.2, 10.3, etc., etc.
You'd have to be completely oblivious not to know that in the past, there has been some serious problems with Windows...
Yes. I have just been reading of the problem on another forum. Roll back usb drivers??
 


Yes. I have just been reading of the problem on another forum. Roll back usb drivers??

I will try that. Thanks. Can you please link me to the other discussion? I am also there on the other side. Thank you.
 


Hi

My Windows Old folder only took 1 GB of space.
I moved it to another drive, once I'm sure I have no use for it I'll delete it.

My C:\ drive uses 55 GB of disk space.

I've made 7 Disk Images so far, since there was an update yesterday I'll make number 8 today and delete the ones that came before the version change.

I'm still pushing EaseUS TODO free backup.
Only takes me 15 minutes to create a disk image and about the same to restore, it has worked every time.

Easiest backup program to use that I've ever had.

I'll make an image before and after every major update from now on.

At least if things go bad I can go back and try again.

Mike
 


I got this one KB3010668 last night as I was shutting down.
Just started up this morning to do some checking and apparently it is to address some power / sleep issues.
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Nice to see that they are sort of staying on top of issues.
 


This way of updating will quickly fill up small drives like a lot of the new 30-50 G solid state hard drives. I'd prefer the actual ISO also.
Joe
 


This way of updating will quickly fill up small drives like a lot of the new 30-50 G solid state hard drives. I'd prefer the actual ISO also.
Joe

Ok, what am I missing here? So now 'we' get new Builds the same way Microsoft get them internally, as updates. Updated the Build not, added (another) one. No, additional space used. Is there? Or am I missing something here...

Cheers,
Drew
Windows 10OS.webp
 


Perhaps you are referring to the Build updates, Joe? They are not mandatory, and will finish with the retail release, of course. Trouble is mentioning a normal update, nothing new there, except that, for the moment, they are automatic rather than user choice.
 


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