KB4100375 Windows 10 Insider Release Preview Build 17133.73 - Apr.10 Insider

f14tomcat · 27 Mar 2018

Wynona said:

Do we have one of those?

Not sure, but when you put the @ in front of letters and they turn blue, good chance they are.

Wynona · 27 Mar 2018

Just like in Build 17128, you will also notice that the watermark at the lower right-hand corner of the desktop has disappeared in Build 17133. Again, we are in the phase of checking in final code to prepare for the final release.

Final code can be anything from a bug fix (most likely) to a new feature (it ain't likely) or anything in between.

I'll put my money on the final code making it as sure as possible that nothing will go wrong when the "Spring Update" is released to the general public.

Dave44 · 27 Mar 2018

Wynona said:

Final code can be anything from a bug fix (most likely) to a new feature (it ain't likely) or anything in between.

I'll put my money on the final code making it as sure as possible that nothing will go wrong when the "Spring Update" is released to the general public.

totally agree there will only be CU patches now

Josey Wales · 27 Mar 2018

Wynona said:

Final code can be anything from a bug fix (most likely) to a new feature (it ain't likely) or anything in between.

I'll put my money on the final code making it as sure as possible that nothing will go wrong when the "Spring Update" is released to the general public.

I know, those are DS's words. They need to work on a naming convention, what will RS5 be called? FCU2?

Wynona · 27 Mar 2018

Dave44 said:

totally agree there will only be CU patches now

I wouldn't go that far ... something could necessitate a new Build ... or not... :)

Josey Wales · 27 Mar 2018

Wynona said:

I wouldn't go that far ... something could necessitate a new Build ... or not... :)

They put out an entire build for a watermark removal...

cereberus · 27 Mar 2018

Wynona said:

I wouldn't go that far ... something could necessitate a new Build ... or not... :)

Spot on. We don't know what we don't know!

Winuser · 27 Mar 2018

On my first try I lost the connection to my wireless router at 90% install so I stopped the install. I deleted the download folder so I could try again. Once again I lost the connection to the router at 90%. This time I let the install continue. The total time not including making the ISO was 1 hour 57 minutes. From check for updates to restart took 1 hour 15 minutes. From restart to the desktop took 42 minutes. MS can twist their numbers any way they want. It still took almost 2 hours to update.

linw · 27 Mar 2018

But, Winuser, 42 min is not what pretty much all of us are seeing. Your comp is running pretty slow.

kjlkjadfasdfasd · 27 Mar 2018

eddward said:

This is RTM if nothing really bad happen. Microsoft is always playing such games. Pretending that "RTM" build is just another build. Look back at "RTM" builds blog posts from previous releases.

If I look in the Settings | Windows Update | View Update History, it lists it as "Windows 10 Insider Preview 17133.1" under 'Feature Updates.' Do they change that when it becomes official or is that just a permanent relic of having been in the Insider program? As long as I'm pretty certain it's the RTM, I am thinking about joining on other PCs to get it now.