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f14tomcat said:

But is shows correctly in Process Monitor or similar?

In Process Explorer by SysInternals, all shows perfectly normal.

dencal said:

If you have not used SR in years.... how can you possibly claim it is NOT reliable?
Personally I have used it since W10 inception.....and it has been faultless.

I was wondering the same thing....

Either one, like any other backup also depend on frequency of backups. I used to set SR to once a day while limiting number to 2 - 4 restore points. Utilities. like Revo Uninstaller make a restore point when uninstalling a program or installing a program thru it but that won't help if SR is not active and that's why I keep it on.
MR backup is usually once a week but when new build comes in, I make backup before installing it and one after I'm convinced that said build is good enough to keep and that replaces previous one.

dencal said:

If you have not used SR in years.... how can you possibly claim it is NOT reliable?
Personally I have used it since W10 inception.....and it has been faultless.

Because it was NOT when I did use it. Macrium Reflect is reliable and it works.

johngalt said:

In Process Explorer by SysInternals, all shows perfectly normal.

Oops! Got the wrong one....that's the one I meant.

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A new build with a jump in the version number was compiled yesterday and uploaded to buildfeed. What this jump in version number means - if anything - I haven't the faintest.

10.0.17600.1000 (rs_prerelease.180205-1426)

martyfelker said:

A new build with a jump in the version number was compiled yesterday and uploaded to buildfeed. What this jump in version number means - if anything - I haven't the faintest.

10.0.17600.1000 (rs_prerelease.180205-1426)

The next skip ahead, post-rs4, would be my guess. Or else that *is* rs4

martyfelker said:

A new build with a jump in the version number was compiled yesterday and uploaded to buildfeed. What this jump in version number means - if anything - I haven't the faintest.

10.0.17600.1000 (rs_prerelease.180205-1426)

Vestiges of Rs5 ?