BTW, you really can't connect an old TV to "the internet" directly. It could have WIFI, or an Ethernet jack, or neither. If WiFi, then you have to connect to your home router. If ethernet, you have...

I have a really old SONY flat panel TV -- long before the days of Smart TVs -- and I have an HDMI cable attached from an HP All-in-One so I can watch videos using the TV -- and it works fine. I just...

NMI is correct, as I also clicked the Stay on Windows 10 ... link and the nag has gone away (for now).

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If by "consumers", you mean "non-commercial" then Insiders are consumers. I have been told that if you can get the ISO, you can install and use it without having to be an Insider -- but the trick...

UUPDump for 64-bit works now

UUPDUMP link does not work for 64-bit -- says selected set has missing files -- and will not continue.

I have two routers -- mine and one from Verizon. I do not use the Verizon router. I also have two Extenders and two WAPs -- as I setup my home network long before mesh systems came out.

I asked...

Since the PC that can see the server has a fixed IP address, I had changed the assigned IP on the laptop connected via ethernet to the same router to a fixed IP -- and NOW, it sees it OK. So, I went...

I have a Win10 Pro desktop that functions as a media (file) server. It's running Win10 Pro v19044.1566. I have it named W10-Server. Until yesterday, I was able to see this PC from ALL my laptops...

MS thinks they already have done this -- as they offer the legacy cleanmgr (Disk Cleanup) to remove unwanted files and later, supplemented this with Settings --> Storage page with options there for...

Not criticizing your post -- it is a good suggestion -- but recently, I had a chance to look a the repair rates for a local computer store that does lots of this work -- and they want $150 to replace...

No one can really say what is "best" for all -- as it totally depends on what features you need versus what features are being offered.

I used MiniTool Partition Wizard (MTPW) for a long time and...

Since you asked, even though this is NOT a Linux forum, I have been using Linux distros of various flavors for over 15 years, so I can provide some comments.

Historically, the "point" of using...

YES -- it is in Settings --> Update and Security --> Windows Insider Program. If you are NOT an Insider, it will have some info about joining the program.

OK, so I could be wrong about this. When I checked Settings prior to this update and looked at Windows Insiders, it had info about joining the program. But now, when I look at that, is has info...

I installed this on several Win10 PCs and NONE of them became Insiders.

And, this KB also updates 21H2 (19044.xxxx) PCs even though the thread title does not indicate that.

OK, thanks

Sorry, I don't understand.

MS has already released this ISO and the Enablement Package has been out there for a while as well.

So, how are these NOT releasing this build to the general public?

It says right at the beginning of this thread that Win10 build 1288 is the release version -- and that was released a month ago.

So basically, it is already out there.

Don't understand what you are saying.

If you're asking about build 1288, that is out and has been out for some time. So, you can get that right now.

If you're asking about build 1319, that is...

I can't attest to the "everybody" that you claim has updates forced on them, but of the PCs I support, MOST of which are not Win11 hardware capable and are thus will continue to run Win10 for the...

To provide a different answer -- by DEFINITION, Windows install can not include ALL drivers for ALL hardware. Why?

Two reasons.

First, some drivers are proprietary and Windows does not...

OK, fine -- you did not mean anything insulting -- I get it.

But it's all to common these days that folks with the money to jump into the latest and greatest have nothing but contempt for those of...

Why do you feel it necessary to "badmouth" those of us who simply do not have the MONEY to go out and buy a Win11-specific PC?

I provide free "in house IT" to my family and relatives and support...

I have two Epsons and one Canon -- and no problems with this update and any of these, and all three of these are networked.