10122 problems

How to get rid of the ridiculous lock screen on a desktop PC, which seems to want to be tossed upward even by a mouse - the kind of touch intrusion onto the Windows desktop that made Windows 8 the biggest flop in tech history.

I have disabled it in Group Policy editor since the beginning but that doesn't seem to do any good now. Other suggestions.?

Hibernate still doesn't work in the new build. It will appear to go into Hibernation and even Resume, but no work is saved.

Mystere said:

Alternatively, you could try the Component store repair and sfc. After an upgrade, I always perform the following actions:

1) Run Disk Cleanup, selecting to cleanup system files, then selecting all.
2) From an elevated command prompt type the following three commands (they might take a while):

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

3) from the same command prompt, type "sfc /scannow" (again, might take a while).

Then reboot. And I find most problems go away. If they persist, then clean-install may be the only choice.

Thanks for that I'll give those a go

[QUOTE=badrobot;243248]Yeah. This build is great so far.
I like what they've done with the Start Menu but still can't make it narrower. Not everyone likes a big tile on start menu like me.

Attachment 19739[/QUOAllTE].

All I have is the list on the left, no tiles. It's about the size of the blue square at bottom left. Just squeeze in from where your blue arrow is.

Yesterday I notice my main Yahoo webmail isn't fully downloading all messages into Windows 10 Mail as I want, so I go into Account Settings to set it to do so "As they arrive."

Today again the messages are not fully downloaded so I go back to check the setting and it has disappeared. Most frequent now available is Every 15 Minutes. What is up with this?