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The thread discusses issues with updating to build 10074 on a VMware virtual machine, with the original poster unable to receive the latest build despite having "Fast" update settings enabled. Contributors note that update detection can take up to a day after changing rings and clarify that Microsoft refers to update channels as "Fast" and "Slow" rings. The original poster later confirms that the update began downloading and installing after some time, expressing gratitude for the assistance.
The thread discusses issues with updating to build 10074 on a VMware virtual machine, with the original poster unable to receive the latest build despite having "Fast" update settings enabled. Contributors note that update detection can take up to a day after changing rings and clarify that Microsoft refers to update channels as "Fast" and "Slow" rings. The original poster later confirms that the update began downloading and installing after some time, expressing gratitude for the assistance.
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I think that's how Microsoft referred to the process, as fast and slow ring.
http://www.cnet.com/how-to/change-to-the-fast-ring-for-more-frequent-windows-10-preview-updates/
Mike
http://www.cnet.com/how-to/change-to-the-fast-ring-for-more-frequent-windows-10-preview-updates/
Mike
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The only other thing I noticed is the note that says.....
"It may take up to a day to detect new updates after settings changes."
So if perhaps you've recently adjusted from Slow Ring to Fast Ring or back and forth maybe that may have some impact on the delay in your seeing the build availability.
"It may take up to a day to detect new updates after settings changes."
So if perhaps you've recently adjusted from Slow Ring to Fast Ring or back and forth maybe that may have some impact on the delay in your seeing the build availability.
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