Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17101 Fast + 17604 Skip Ahead Feb. 14 Insider

Winuser · 14 Feb 2018

Looey said:

I was on the Fast Ring at one time but that was a long time ago. It could be a fluke because most people downloaded the correct build.

I was debating if I wanted to do the reg hack to switch to the Skippy ring or not. MS helped me to make my decision. :)

Edit: The last time I tried to rejoin the Skippy ring on my desktop it took me several tries. My desktop kept reverting back to the Active Fast Ring.

f14tomcat · 14 Feb 2018

Fast Ring DL'd and installed 17101. Went fine, but slow, as noted in the release notes. About 1.5 hours from check for updates to desktop. Made ISO using existing UUPtoISP.

Will do my Skippy build tomorrow and make ISO with the temporary process outlined in Kari's note here:

UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files - Page 107 - | Windows 10 Tutorials

Then do my last Fast Ring 17093 > 17101 and make ISO the new way, also.

Enough for tonight.........:)

magilla · 14 Feb 2018

f14tomcat said:

Fast Ring DL'd and installed 17101. Went fine, but slow, as noted in the release notes. About 1.5 hours from check for updates to desktop. Made ISO using existing UUPtoISP.

Will do my Skippy build tomorrow and make ISO with the temporary process outlined in Kari's note here:

UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files - Page 107 - | Windows 10 Tutorials

Then do my last Fast Ring 17093 > 17101 and make ISO the new way, also.

Enough for tonight.........:)

Goodnight Tomcat

martyfelker · 14 Feb 2018

17604 ISO's made on physical. It is awaiting restart. After copying ISO to 2 Removable drives I uninstalled uuptoiso saving 10.3GB
Both VMs are in the process of installing. I will disconnect to the ESXi server and the Windows update to 17101 will continue. Hyper-VM is set to resume installing after the physical machine is rebooted. OK - see you on the other side. Thanks for upgrade to RS5!

sultanofswing · 14 Feb 2018

Still not seeing the new power plan option and overclocking on my system is still broken.

magilla · 14 Feb 2018

sultanofswing said:

Still not seeing the new power plan option and overclocking on my system is still broken.

Just out of curiosity, are you on fast build or skip ahead? Sorry you are still having problem with overclocking — you said it was working several builds ago, I believe.

Brink · 14 Feb 2018

sultanofswing said:

Still not seeing the new power plan option and overclocking on my system is still broken.

Just to verify, do you have the Windows 10 Pro for Workstations edition installed, and does your system use a battery?

sultanofswing · 14 Feb 2018

Brink said:

Just to verify, do you have the Windows 10 Pro for Workstations edition installed, and does your system use a battery?

No I do not, The title read this New features for Windows 10 Pro for Workstations
So I guess I thought it was for Pro, guess that explains it.

Brink · 14 Feb 2018

sultanofswing said:

No I do not, The title read this New features for Windows 10 Pro for Workstations
So I guess I thought it was for Pro, guess that explains it.

Yep, I'm afraid so. The new "Ultimate Performance" power plan is only available for that specific edition.

sultanofswing · 14 Feb 2018

Brink said:

Yep, I'm afraid so. The new "Ultimate Performance" power plan is only available for that specific edition.

Makes sense, I was hoping it would be on this new build, wanted to have something I could try to see why my overclock still isn't working. Sadly my feedback in the hub never got answered or even looked at it seems.