Those who still don't know why (for some, including myself) the online process of upgrading to a new build lasts longer now, Microsoft has just published this blog:
We’re listening to you — feature update improvements
Personally I would not mind if that process consumed many more resources as long as it lasted less, but apparently they took more into account those who prefer that this process last much longer but don't consume as many resources.
That would suit most people who don't know what is going on until the restart pops up. For insiders however....Those who still don't know why (for some, including myself) the online process of upgrading to a new build lasts longer now, Microsoft has just published this blog:
We’re listening to you — feature update improvements
Personally I would not mind if that process consumed many more resources as long as it lasted less, but apparently they took into account more to those who prefer it to last much longer but not consume so many resources.
build now showing build 17127.1 done yesterday
https://buildfeed.net/
Use @Kari tutorial to create an iso from github uupdump server (see video)
UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files Windows 10 Tutorials
This build seems to be running very smoothly atm. I hope they continue to make progress to give us a really great os. When I am upset about something with these builds, I log into my Win 7 boot, and I am reminded just how far we've come. I have always maintained that Win 7 Ult was the best OS M$ ever built. But as much as I loved Win 7 Ult, this is heads and shoulders better.
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