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Did the update and it totally broke iCloud. Uninstalled iCloud and reinstalled and still broken I can see it in Outlook 2016 but it wont access the folders (address book, calendars etc.)
I updated two laptops and two low memory netbooks to the creators update.
Very smooth update with no problems at all.
A few things I've noticed.
1). The settings icon (medium) when pinned to start no longer has "Settings" written on it.
2). Windows defender now does a device performance and health scan which apparently one has no control over. If it finds something as simple as you have the brightness on all the way (while plugged in) it will note that this can lower battery life and put an exclamation warning on the defender icon in taskbar. No way to manually remove the warning. It will go away on restart. I've read of others complaining it will not go away if it is a driver warning and for some reason you cannot update it. My past few starts has not brought back this warning as no scan was done again yet.
3. Not sure if this is new, but Edge now offers an easy popup to allow one to always play flash on a particular site so you don't have to manually play it each time.
4. The wireless display media viewer has no icon image and doesn't seem to do much when clicked.
Working very well otherwise.
Also, I think powershell (instead of command prompt) is now listed by default when you right click on start button. Can be turned on and off via taskbar settings.
@tomseys,
2. You can turn off those notifications here:
4. It is a bug I think. You can't uninstall it either. Uninstall Wireless Display Media Viewer - - Windows 10 Forums
Yeah I tried those settings but they had no effect. It was only restarting that made it go away (until it scans again).