FBL_AWESOME1501 9933 Professional

ThrashZone said:

Kind of funny,
I also had a Nvidia driver update and thought at first it messed up the other update
Little Onedrive error too but since it was turned off for the most part I discounted that one it's happened a few times before.

I've just survived a horrible OneDrive/Upload Center problem.

The only way it got resolved was for me to turn off syncing, delete all the cached files and then turn back on syncing.

AddRAM said:

Did anyone not read the article I posted, reply #9 , this is not an update for the public.

Why are you even trying to download it, you`ll just get an error message, there is no new build for us yet.

When one comes out, we`ll all know about it :)

Yeppers, we did! Because it was offered to some who tried to get it!

Maybe it's because most of us hadn't seen this thread before . . . I haven't been on my Windows 10 Build 9926 laptop in several days because of other things on the agenda, so I had no idea of what was going on.

You don't just go out there and order Build 9933 or Build 9935; you gotta wait until it's offered. I can guarantee that if it had been offered to me in the past several days I would have bitten! Fact is that when I read the first two or three posts in this thread awhile ago, I ran into the other room and fired up Lappy 10 to see if I could get it too. Who wouldn't?

But something happened and I guess when Build 9926 came through it changed me from Fast to Slow. Dirty jokesters, but I guess maybe at least I missed getting caught like the rest of those who bit, that is if I'd had my lappy on.

"But something happened and I guess when Build 9926 came through it changed me from Fast to Slow. Dirty jokesters, but I guess maybe at least I missed getting caught like the rest of those who bit, that is if I'd had my lappy on."

I didn't choose to download the update. MSU did it automatically. MSU doesn't give you a choice of what you want and don't want to download. Why some got the update and some didn't I don't have a clue.

Slartybart said:

Wynona said:

But something happened and I guess when Build 9926 came through it changed me from Fast to Slow. Dirty jokesters, but I guess maybe at least I missed getting caught like the rest of those who bit, that is if I'd had my lappy on.

Yes it did - change from fast to slow. My take on it is that too many people were on the fast track - many who shouldn't be. Fast vs. slow isn't about when you get the release, it's about how much testing has been done.


I'm running TP 9949 right now and it's great


Note the sarcasm emoticons
...... yes I'm being sarcastic
...... no I'm not running 9949

You rat! I was almost ready to ask how you got the build!

Slartybart said:

Two notes: - I used your laptop as an example to help another member install a 2nd drive in their laptop ... they couldn't believe a laptop could hold two drives (I told them about your machine and how I learned that some HPs do in fact support 2 HDDs.) and
... a different member actually had to replace the CMOS battery and it WORKED! I enjoyed working with you on the laptop - wish the outcome had been better. Glad to see you on the threads.

Bill
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At least she did some good! I'm still surprised she would take two hard drives. This one also has space for a second, but I'm getting a new lappy in mid February, so I'm not going there. I think maybe it's because it's a 17" display so there's room.

This lappy, which belongs to my son-in-law is a bit long in the tooth, but she's working OK enough to install Windows 10 on.

The old gal that croaked on us at least gave me her RAM; this one only had 2 GB and now has 4. Got some extra sticks (1 2GB and 3 1GB) I don't know what to do with, but I'll find someone who needs it.

Wynona said:

You rat! I was almost ready to ask how you got the build!
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The old gal that croaked on us at least gave me her RAM; this one only had 2 GB and now has 4. Got some extra sticks (1 2GB and 3 1GB) I don't know what to do with, but I'll find someone who needs it.

Yeah, I had to make sure folks knew I was playing around before I had too many PMs :)

I knew some mfrs made laptops that held two drives - it surprised me that HP had models.

And so, 'til we meet again, my friend. g'nite

Bill
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