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First Major Update for Windows 10 Available
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RTM ( 10240) is getting the Fall update to 10586 here . I Just booted into this NTFS volume ,opened update settings and saw this .
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I'm guessing that MS is doing some kind of "update staggering" thing, because I was able to access and download the 1511 update on one of my Windows 10 machines (Lenovo X220T notebook) but so far can't "see" the update in WU on any of my other machines. My guess is it will dribble through the system over the next couple-three days to keep traffic on the Akamai servers "reasonable." If anybody has more information on this, please share: I'd like to document it for my blog post tomorrow at Windows Enterprise Desktop.
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PS: I'm going to download the ISO from MSDN and attempt an in-place upgrade on one of my other machines shortly, and will report back on how well that works. Wish me luck!
PPS: Downloaded the ISO, used RUFUS 2.5 to build an install/repair UFD, ran the upgrade install against my Surface Pro 3, and everything is working. Came up in Airplane mode after first boot into V.1511 (easily fixed by turning it off). Already updates to apply to the new OS BTW, including Flash Player (ActiveX) and a few other odds'n'ends. Electing the keep files & apps option performs a completely workable "in-place upgrade." Great!Last edited by EdTittel; 12 Nov 2015 at 12:45.
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64 bit ofc. unless the update server version checker is haywire which is unlikley . This is an HP P7 4 core AMD box in my spec's below origionally with OEM 7 x64 home premium now its a W10 /W10 dual booter . The other two Win 10 RTM boxes here will be getting the 10586 64 bit pro update .
Sent from the 10240 RTM NTFS partition .
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