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How did you upgrade and where did you get your install media? It's not officially released yet, as far as I know? Just want to confirm you used a reputable source.
How did you upgrade and where did you get your install media? It's not officially released yet, as far as I know? Just want to confirm you used a reputable source.
Tip noted, I will use this the next time I'm having trouble.
Most of my work is done on Google Drive (Docs, Slides etc.) so backup never really come to mind, especially after my PC has worked year after year using Windows 10 while never having any issues even when it comes to updates EXCEPT this time.
Yup I know there are thousands of variables, but that is exactly what I found strange, how come it is so stable and so unstable on the other, when my lower-spec laptop had no issues.
Checked for updates (Windows Update on local PC in settings) at approximately 7:00 PM PST and installed the updates at 11:00 PM PST.
Edit: It fixed itself overnight!!! I didn't even touch it and even turned off the power source, wow.
No idea how, I was right about to create a Windows installation USB too, good job Microsoft.
alphanumeric said:
How did you upgrade and where did you get your install media? It's not officially released yet, as far as I know? Just want to confirm you used a reputable source.
Checked for updates (Windows Update on local PC in settings) at approximately 7:00 PM PST and installed the updates at 11:00 PM PST.
How ? Spring Creators has not been released thru WU or official channels yet.
Post your current Build after 'overnight fix'. Win+R winver
Win10 SC Build would read either 17133.1 or 17133.73 (if 4/10 CU applied).
Version 1803 is already available in ESD format hosted at official MS servers. You can create the ISO from the ESD. I updated to build 17133.1 in one of my laptops this way, and haven't had any issues so far but I'll do a backup anyway.
I defer any major feature update for 6 months to let others iron out the faults created by dodgy MS software engineering.