Windows 10 Insider Preview Dev Build 21322 (RS_PRERELEASE) - Feb. 24 Insider

rseiler said:

You mean the network going out?
Anyone else been having problems with their network adapter being stuck on "Identifying..." since 21313? : windowsinsiders

If so, this build won't help. Has anyone else been seeing that issue in recent builds? I'm not, but more than a few are.

Yes, plus it are sleeping when it is not suppose to, my settings is to keep network up always.
My androids are taking too long to connect (or switch between) available network and when it does it says "connected without internet".
And this is happening since the last three build, never before.

Thanks for the link I will check!

Fabler2 said:

Sorry to be a pain again but could you check Defender's protection history and see if you have the Filters tab there. Assuming this is the PC you ran Bitdefender for a while. Thanks muchly.

Can`t help you here as finding Defender was once again working perfectly on previous flight, had completely uninstalled Bitdefender including all registry entries prior to Updating to this iteration.

Its never a pain to help a fellow member where possible.

dencal said:

Can`t help you here as finding Defender was once again working perfectly on previous flight, had completely uninstalled Bitdefender including all registry entries prior to Updating to this iteration.

Its never a pain to help a fellow member where possible.

OK thanks. It's just that uninstalling Bitdefender messed up Microsoft Defender for me a while ago.

Today (this afternoon) when I woke up the computer File Explorer opened up by itself with this:-

I guess this is kind of the old "Network Neighborhood"

Checking to see what was the location of it, I found:-

::{208D2C60-3AEA-1069-A2D7-08002B30309D}

But if you try go there, it doesn't exits.

If you click to open "Entire Network" folder it is completely empty.

Abit late but Downloading !

JGToy said:

.NET this time installed very quietly no reboot no nothing.
Attachment 320298

I saw the same thing...no reboot. I hope it wasn't a fluke and this will be the way it installs from now on.

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Hello,
I posted this question on the Microsoft forum, but they did not like the subject (or it is a taboo secret subject) so they deleted the discussion.
Maybe somebody in this forum has a better answer ?
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With Build 21322 and also previous builds, running "chkdsk C: /F" to check out and or fix the disk after a restart, deletes all the configurations of the new windows hidden features that may be in A/B testing. This problem can be reproduced and it is repeatable on different machines.
For example the News and Interests feature which adds an Icon on the task bar to open the news flyout and is rolled out with different variants to a subset of users for A/B testing, will disappear completely after running the chkdsk command mentioned above.
1) Why and how does chkdsk delete all these configurations ?
2) Any idea where these feature configurations are stored and saved ?

I know there are third party utilities to query and add those configuration IDs back (like ViVetool), but would be nice to know where they are actually stored and also find a description of the hidden feature they activate.
Perhaps MS wants to keep all this stuff secret

Any way to find an explanation of the whole mechanism ?

I found that they have several txt files at the link below with a list of the feature IDs on various builds, including 21322.
At list there is a name associated with the Feature ID that may give a clue of what the feature is, not much, but at least it is a starting point.

mach2/features at master · riverar/mach2 · GitHub

Still the question remains on how and why is chkdsk C: /f deleting all the features in group 4 ? 🤔
Basically after running chkdsk C: /f or chkdsk C: /r all the new features get deactivated.

Thanks.

waltc said:

I saw the same thing...no reboot. I hope it wasn't a fluke and this will be the way it installs from now on.

and agree.