Windows 10 Build 10240 for PC is now available

Posting a real answer here seems to be a waste of time..

CountMike said:

Didn't do it twice after first restart, after first 35% or so and Updating don't shut computer off and than once again with same warning until last boot ?

Try it on other machine you have?

jyusa said:

Apparently somebody opt-out the Insider (who was upgraded originally from legit windows) has the same build and release number as ones still in Insider. It's more likely current build and release number we have is the RTM except MS is still not officially announce it yet.

yeah, and until i see it officially from m$, i don't believe this is the rtm. reading that release does not prove that this is the rtm, so i'm not sure why he says it does. it might be, but i just don't buy it until i see an official release. why would they release it with little to no fan fare? just doesn't make sense. on top of that i seem to be finding more and more problems with this release the more updates i receive. for example, there is now a delay when you click the start menu that wasn't there when i first updated to this build.

STEVAE said:

yeah, and until i see it officially from m$, i don't believe this is the rtm. reading that release does not prove that this is the rtm, so i'm not sure why he says it does. it might be, but i just don't buy it until i see an official release. why would they release it with little to no fan fare? just doesn't make sense. on top of that i seem to be finding more and more problems with this release the more updates i receive. for example, there is now a delay when you click the start menu that wasn't there when i first updated to this build.

It just likely, not a firm believe!

Gary said:

Maybe you guys overlooked this.

Thanks for that! :)

From your link:

The critical flaw (CVE-2015-2426) resides in the way Windows Adobe Type Manager Library handles specially crafted Microsoft's OpenType fonts. The security hole could allow remote attackers to run malicious code on your computer, thereby taking "complete control of the affected system."

Just wonderful. We were just discussing the crap Adobe puts out. I have nothing Adobe anymore besides what I'm forced to use > Adobe Flash Player. Pure crap!

To lay all rumors to rest, I am the one that dropped out of the insider program and am now running the final RTM version of Windows 10. (Or so I believe anyway.) It was a little hassle, a couple of restarts and some very important license agreements, and here I am.