Windows 10 build 10162 Released

Kari · 04 Jul 2015

simrick said:

OMG you guys are KILLING ME!

Technically speaking, that's not true. Any average lawyer would get guys free; they are not killing you per se, you just pass away due gases they involuntary release.

simrick · 04 Jul 2015

HippsieGypsie said:

Are you on build 10162?

Press 0-9 or any letter for alphabet.

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WinKey/P gets me Project.

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Yes, I am on 10162. But, see that alphabet in your start menu? I don't have that anymore. I lost it about 3 builds ago.

simrick · 04 Jul 2015

Kari said:

Technically speaking, that's not true. Any average lawyer would get guys free; they are not killing you per se, you just pass away due gases they involuntary release.

Wynona · 04 Jul 2015

simrick said:

OMG you guys are KILLING ME!

Nope, they're gassing you! And me too. <Passes Simrick a clothespin for her nose>

Wynona · 04 Jul 2015

simrick said:

Yes, I am on 10162. But, see that alphabet in your start menu? I don't have that anymore. I lost it about 3 builds ago.

I'm assuming you've updated rather than done a clean install, Simrick? I've had similar instances of a "nasty" hanging on when I updated, but when I did a clean install, it went away. Which may not work in all instances, but generally does for me.

Jackalito · 04 Jul 2015

Joanne said:

Hello

If you've had the chance to observe / reproduce any of those bugs, please report back here. :)

OK, I think that you mentioned that after changing the text size of specific items, some of them would not stick to their new value, is that right?
It's working as expected on my end, but take into account that I do not modify the general zoom setting. That is set at its original 100%. If I change the zoom, the specific item text size values are reset to their default, and I cannot change them because they're greyed out. This has been an on and off issue. I've been able to reproduce it in some builds, whereas in others works just fine.

I'll look into it and see if I can find out something else.

Wynona · 04 Jul 2015

Question:

I use Outlook (Desktop) and I'm getting one or two junk emails every two or three days. So, I "empty" the junk email folder when I get one. Of course, this brings up the "You do know this will completely delete everything" message with its accompanying "bong!"

Some time back, someone posted a way to stop this message and sound from coming up . . . the junk folder is just quietly emptied without fanfare.

Anyone remember what this is, please? I'd appreciate not having to tell it yes, I really do want to empty the folder.

Dude · 04 Jul 2015

I don't remember a fix for it, but if it is from the same sender, create a rule to delete immediately.

simrick · 04 Jul 2015

Wynona said:

Nope, they're gassing you! And me too. <Passes Simrick a clothespin for her nose>

Thank you! Just what I needed!

Gary · 04 Jul 2015

Wynona said:

My USB 3 external drive works like a champ. That's where I keep all my downloads and data files; nothing on the Windows Drive unless by accident.

Thanks for the Idea Wynona. I installed Win 10-10162 clean on an old eSata enclosure with a 1 TB drive it it works great. When I want to go back to Windows 7 I just reboot and turn off the eSata device and I boot into Windows 7. I sould have done this months ago. Thank You