Windows 10 Build 10240 for PC is now available

CountMike · 24 Jul 2015

Never mind dead horse, did anybody notice 3 security updates today accompanied by as many or more defender updates. ?

BunnyJ · 24 Jul 2015

CountMike said:

Never mind dead horse, did anybody notice 3 security updates today accompanied by as many or more defender updates. ?

Yes.. I got some today.

alphanumeric · 24 Jul 2015

I got two earlier, one was a security update, the other was an enhancement or something. I just checked again and see another security update KB30174680. It's prompting me to restart now.

alphanumeric · 24 Jul 2015

See, if this really was the RTM, we wouldn't be getting all these daily patches.

CountMike · 24 Jul 2015

Something's afoot I'd say.

CountMike · 24 Jul 2015

alphanumeric said:

See, if this really was the RTM, we wouldn't be getting all these daily patches.

Maybe that horse was only in coma.

BunnyJ · 24 Jul 2015

alphanumeric said:

I got two earlier, one was a security update, the other was an enhancement or something. I just checked again and see another security update KB30174680. It's prompting me to restart now.

Just got it:

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Fafhrd · 24 Jul 2015

I used to have a friend who was interested in necrophilia, bestiality and flagellation. It took her ages to realise she was flogging a dead horse.

Dave44 · 24 Jul 2015

BunnyJ said:

Just got it:

yes got update now search don't seem to work can other test it please

tumas04 · 24 Jul 2015

groze said:

@Lee
Would you care to explain how my clean install of 10240 (See my other postings on how I did the test) activated and has no expiration date after I withdrew from the insider program via insider website and deleted all device but windows 10240 from my Microsoft account and I deleted all device from one drive as well? If it wasn't a release version it wouldn't be permanently activated would it? In case they do come out with a new build still doesn't mean build 10240 wasn't put on OEM computers. Most of my posting say it is my opinion or I could be wrong. Again, this is my opinion and I could be wrong. :)

Let me also add something to this topic: It seems like it does not matter if you are an insider or logged in with your msa. If you once upgraded to windows 10 from 8.1 or 7 then the "device" itself is somehow registered. I always do a clean install with a local user account (i dont like my name beeing cut after the first 5 letters

). Last time i forgot to activate my internet and thus after the installation finished of course it could not activate. I turned on the internet connection and guess what, it activated still with only the local user logged in.