Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10525 Insider

Drybonz said:

That just sends you to a page on MS's website that basically tells you to reinstall Win 8. Is that the bottom line or is there a better way (like just entering your serial # or something)?

Just a wild guess, but since you got Build 10525, that's probably your only option unless you can find a way to roll the build back to 10240.

Well, shoot, what Charlie said . . . The post just beneath yours. :)

Edwin said:

Seems you're able to Pin any Setting to Start.

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Sure can, Jeff. Although I still have "Settings" itself pinned to my Quick Launch Bar. Reason being that I'm still learning all about Settings and now that Insider Builds are coming out again, I'm pretty sure there will be changes to be reckoned wihth.

CountMike said:

Of course it does, Waterfox too, I guess that Mozilla is not at odds with MS as much as Google is.

And you'd think Google and Microsoft could get along, now that Office for Android (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) is pretty much finished except for the occasional update to the apps. Now, here's where I can easily call something an app instead of a program. :)

BunnyJ said:

Has anyone seen any "major" changes to 10 yet?? So far I've not seen any.

Not yet, Jeff, except for Shuffle in Themes. Now I gotta go back and change the video I'm working on!

Joanne said:

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I would like to ask a question to all those who are using Office 2013. When I installed it, on my main OS, it was not showing me, in the Start Menu, the programs (Word, Excel, Access, etc) as separate, independent programs. It put them under one folder called "Office 2013", if I recall correctly. So when I was trying to find "Excel 2013" for example, by using the letter "E" from the Start Menu, this was not possible. Is this happening to you? Is there any way I can fix this?

Thank you.

Joanne, something I've noticed with Office (for me O365 Technical Preview) is that with each new build of Windows 10, Office on Start is randomly treated differently. IOW, this time, all of my individual Office programs are listed, but in past builds, they have been kept under Office only.

Personally, I'd rather have my Office programs all under Office, rather than spread all over the place; thus, making my program list longer and longer and longer . . . I click on Office and there they all are.

swarfega said:

I've never used HyperV, whats it's selling point compared with VB?

z3r010 said:

It's built in and really made for MSFT OS's

It's especially good with Windows 8 and later, Windows Server 2012 and later and Red Hat Enterprise and CentOS 6 and later Linux distros. The built-in integration components and services, called Enhanced Mode in Hyper-V natively support these guest operating systems.