If I go to Windows Update and click on 'Advanced Options' it shows that I am in the 'Slow' lane. I can change this to 'Fast', but if I leave this page and then return it just show 'Slow' again. I don't get build 10130
There is a line in red at the top which reads 'Some settings are managed by your organization.' Who ever that might be for a home computer!
the question is put up so retarded way in the installation, you actually need to answer that 5-6 words long question with the buttons instead of reading that 200 words separate story below the question itself. it was weirdo, had to read it like 8 times to understand it and the button was really weirdly named :E
I have same problem, I can't no more set it to Fast Ring. Each time it goes back to Slow. This issue appeared since have updated to 10122 build. Nothing seems to be corrupted (sfc /scannow returned no errors) and my Registry Keys seems ok as well.
Try logging in to your MS account and then attempt the change to Fast Ring.
You might also try launching an elevated command prompt (Admin) and enter the following commands
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
SFC /SCANNOW
exit
When that finishes ... it takes a while .. try the Fast ring thing
Thank you, I tried that but without logging into my MS account, as I do not normally do that. No success!
I have the problem on both my laptop and my desktop computers. I managed to download an iso of build 10130 and use this to update build 10122 on my desktop. The problem has remained. On my laptop, I used the iso to update a copy of Windows 8.1, and I can now set that to the fast lane.
Where are you getting a 10130 ISO?
10.0.074 is the official ISO from MS - Download Windows 10 Insider Preview ISO - Microsoft Windows
You would then have to update through WU to get to 10.0.130 (yeah .. I know... you have to be able to set the ring to Fast, but hopefully the official ISO install would allow you to do that.) Using another downloaded ISO might be part of the problem.
Anyway ... What did you try. I saw where you mentioned SFC in a post. Was it the Dism command?
If you created install media for 10.0.122 you can try running Dism specifying that as the source
If you downloaded a 10.0.122 ISO - I wouldn't trust it, but if you created an ISO from the ESD update, that should be fine.
Help me out here - where is the install media coming from ... an unknown download or one you created.
The command is:
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:WIM:D:\Sources\install.wim:1 /LimitAccess
D: is the drive letter that has the install media (DVD drive, USB thumb drive, or mounted ISO)
Your drive letter might be different
Glad to hear your laptop can be set to Fast now ... I still don't trust an ISO from sources other than MS
I see, thanks for the update.
I'm in the dark here - what were the errors?
Try this shot in the dark - run check disk on your Windows drive. Then, the only thing I can think of to try is a refresh
Settings > Update and Recovery > Refresh
See: Refresh Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums
DISM should have done that unless there's something drastically wrong with your install.
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