"but if, for example, you open an image with the Photos app and then open several UWP apps in the other tabs and close the window, the next time you open the same image you will see the option to restore all"
Puzzled, did not work for me...grrr
Got back on Insider Skip Ahead track by following this post https://www.nextofwindows.com/how-to...nsider-program. This requires the modification of two values from "Active" to "Skip" instead of the one value that may still be on this forums.
I making the ISO right now. It just completed and I will reboot. I must have downloaded the en-GB version of 17623 but this is easy enough to change if I ever need to re-install.
Restarting . . .
@martyfelker..quick question as I'm quite new to the Insider Program. I have been using Windows Update to get the Skip Ahead updates. Where to you get the download from, to make an ISO from or am misunderstanding you?
(Just read this I presume the ISO is not from Microsoft and is only for a fresh install & not an 'update'?)
..quick question as I'm quite new to the Insider Program. I have been using Windows Update to get the Skip Ahead updates. Where to you get the download from, to make an ISO from or am misunderstanding you?
Check out UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files Windows 10 Tutorials
Thanks..memory lapse. Seen that before. Too complicated for me am afraid!
(Having said the above...may have a go when a new build comes out)
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It is easier than it looks. Tutorial leads you through the steps. If you cannot handle this, then really joining fast ring is not for you. It is essential to pick up iso creating skills as Fast/Skip builds can be quite flakey at times.
The Slow Ring brings out full ready to go isos.
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I have used Acronis many times to 'get me out of a stick'. I have strict daily full image backups over a week on several drives and am fully able to restore my system in 4 minutes!!
So my question again, please. Why do I need an ISO and how are the updates 'flakey'? I'm simply curious so that I make my life easier with the Skip Aheads, which are great. Thank you.
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