Ok, so i have a laptop with windows 10 pre installed on it, then down then line, i upgraded from build 10240 through 10586 to 14342(latest).
That means that my windows 10 is legit and activated.
the below situation is the first time that's happened after an update
should i be worried? what is the conflict?
Nothing to worry about. We all have that "expiry date on our Insider Preview.
Microsoft will release a new build way way before the expiry date. They won't left us out in the cold.
Relax.
A new build has been released. Build 14352.
Check your Windows Update.
Here is mine with the expiry date.
Interesting expiry date as it is usually several months ahead.Nothing to worry about. We all have that "expiry date on our Insider Preview.
Microsoft will release a new build way way before the expiry date. They won't left us out in the cold.
Relax.
A new build has been released. Build 14352.
Check your Windows Update.
Here is mine with the expiry date.
We know redstone is to be released by end of July.
I am guessing redstone will be released to Insiders by that expiry date, so you upgrade to that a few days ahead of official release just like happened with 10586.
So Insiders will get redstone by 15/07/16?
Ok, so i have a laptop with windows 10 pre installed on it, then down then line, i upgraded from build 10240 through 10586 to 14342(latest).
That means that my windows 10 is legit and activated.
the below situation is the first time that's happened after an update
should i be worried? what is the conflict?
That's because you replaced your OS with a Preview version which is set to expire on the said date. You can always revert back to official the 10586 build. But you have nothing to worry about the license. Your OS will automatically gets activated whatever you do with it.
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