Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Slow Build 17074.1002 - Jan. 11 Insider

CountMike said:

That's just it, I don't have Activation troubleshooter.

Ouch

The Troubleshoot option is available only if your copy of Windows 10 (Version 1607 or later) isn't activated.

Any error numbers?

I have tried the update with .iso and got the error code as in my snip, I am going to try reverting to an older build and see what happens.

brummyfan said:

I have tried the update with .iso and got the error code as in my snip, I am going to try reverting to an older build and see what happens.

Good luck, brummyfan.

Tony K said:

Good luck, brummyfan.

Thanks

fjk61011 said:

To cyberufus I had the same problem. Disabling virtualisation in uefi solved the problem

Thanks, that did the trick.

brummyfan said:

I have tried the update with .iso and got the error code as in my snip, I am going to try reverting to an older build and see what happens.

Same error I repeatedly got. If you haven't disabled virtualization in your BIOS give it a shot.

Fafhrd said:

Just upgraded from 17063, and the activation servers seem to be down.

Troubleshooting gives me this:



I don't want to upgrade!

I just checked my MS account, and because it was accessing sensitive information, it asked me to sign in with my MSA password, and it recognises this desktop has been signed in with my account as build 17074.1000.

Now apparently I have now got some devices on my account I have not seen before:
3 Surface Pros,
2 Surface Pro 4s,
XBox 360 E (Serial No. 405747141600) ,
XBox 360 S (Serial No.033301414009),
XBox One (Serial No. 225431444048),
Xbox 360 Arcade (Serial No. 516526393605)

I do hope I do not get charged on my MSA for these, since they are definitely not in my possession, and If you want them back, don't come to me I cannot help you!

Did you check kids room??

magilla said:

Congratulations @bordi—you’re back to suffer—-er, enjoy the new build.

AndreTen said:

Did you check kids room??

A double