Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Slow Build 17127 - Mar. 23 Insider

kado897 · 20 Mar 2018

95 minutes to the restart. That's fairly fast for me.

magilla · 20 Mar 2018

50 minutes from start to finish including making iso from uuptoiso program. On the intel desktop.

magilla · 20 Mar 2018

Machine 2 (Ryzen) took 57 minutes including making of iso from uuptoiso. My laptop is still limping along but had trouble connecting to Server.

Elegast · 20 Mar 2018

Downloaded and installed it just under 50 minutes. Also created an iso with uupto iso. Still got the watermark so no RTM yet. Perhaps friday?

slicendice · 20 Mar 2018

Elegast said:

Downloaded and installed it just under 50 minutes. Also created an iso with uupto iso. Still got the watermark so no RTM yet. Perhaps friday?

Lol, even when MS decides to remove the watermark, that build will most likely not be RTM...still a long way to go and a lot of time until public release.

goatty2 · 20 Mar 2018

now installed and the print screen is working again

smactilactus · 20 Mar 2018

Nicely done! No problems and running well. My update from tap update to desktop was 35 minutes. Not bad.

kado897 · 20 Mar 2018

Hi We've got some updates for your PC. in 2 hours.

magilla · 20 Mar 2018

I love Cortana. However, now she cannot hear my commands. No response! Resetting microphone doesn't seem to help.

smactilactus · 20 Mar 2018

magilla said:

I love Cortana. However, now she cannot hear my commands. No response! Resetting microphone doesn't seem to help.

I stopped using Cortana a while ago. It just wasn't nearly as capable as Google Home, and thus didn't see the need to keep it activated. But I am always interested in new news about what it can do. So if you find anything great, do tell...

When you guys update, do you stop using your pc, or do you continue to use it while it updates in the background? I continue to use my pc, and was just wondering if anyone has noticed any difference in the two?