New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast + Skip Build 18262 (19H1) Oct. 17 Insider

martyfelker · 19 Oct 2018

Downloading the ISO I made and I will try to create a VM from that and see if I can confirm bluescreens. Virtualbox will not work on the newest kernels I use but VMware 14 will. I have tried VMware 15 on Linux and it works but I am waiting for a physical copy of that upgrade which is backordered and 50 bucks less than a license I can get from VMware for the outrageous price of $150. Not warez but a very reputable business firm neobits.

martyfelker · 19 Oct 2018

New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast + Skip Build 18262 (19H1) Oct. 17-windows-10-enterprise-2018-10-19-20-36-41.png

Build 18262 Enterprise. Very fast. I am uploading the uuptoiso image to my Onedrive. I will make a bunch of images I created available for download on request in a day or two.

WEKJR · 19 Oct 2018

Finally (after 4 tries) got 18262 Installed and ISO created. Exact same thing happed with 18252. Reported to Feedback hub again.

WEK

Wynona · 19 Oct 2018

WEKJR said:

Finally (after 4 tries) got 18362 Installed and ISO created. Exact same thing happed with 18352. Reported to Feedback hub again.

WEK

Ummmm, I think you mean 18262

CountMike · 20 Oct 2018

LEOPEVA64 said:

Speaking of that, on Wednesday, immediately after installing this build, I realized that the task manager didn't keep the size of the window or any of the options that were configured, when reopening it, it always appeared like this:
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Undoubtedly, this bug is due to the changes that Microsoft made in the "Details" tab, so the solution is simply to open the task manager and click on that tab, nothing else, after that, the task manager will remember the size of the window and the settings when reopening it, in fact, before applying that "solution", I created an image with Macrium, so I have restored the system several times with that image and I have verified that, if you don't click on the "Details" tab, the task manager doesn't remember the size of the window or the settings when reopening it.

Not here, only actual window size defaults to small.

cereberus · 20 Oct 2018

martyfelker said:

Downloading the ISO I made and I will try to create a VM from that and see if I can confirm bluescreens. Virtualbox will not work on the newest kernels I use but VMware 14 will. I have tried VMware 15 on Linux and it works but I am waiting for a physical copy of that upgrade which is backordered and 50 bucks less than a license I can get from VMware for the outrageous price of $150. Not warez but a very reputable business firm neobits.

For that, you can upgrade to Pro and use HyperV.

martyfelker · 20 Oct 2018

I created a VM from this build using an ISO I created using uuptoiso. It is installable. I can provide a link to my onedrive if anybody so desires. PM

LEOPEVA64 · 20 Oct 2018

The option to automatically display the left panel (or hamburger menu) of the Start menu has not changed since it was implemented in the build 18204, there is currently a certain delay from the moment the pointer is placed until the moment in which that panel is displayed, that delay must be eliminated, but, as I had written before, with the subtle color change, now there is a dividing line between that panel and the rest of the Start menu with the transparencies disabled.

jimbo45 · 20 Oct 2018

martyfelker said:

Downloading the ISO I made and I will try to create a VM from that and see if I can confirm bluescreens. Virtualbox will not work on the newest kernels I use but VMware 14 will. I have tried VMware 15 on Linux and it works but I am waiting for a physical copy of that upgrade which is backordered and 50 bucks less than a license I can get from VMware for the outrageous price of $150. Not warez but a very reputable business firm neobits.

Hi there

@martyfelker

you can use VMWare player which is free for individual users.

Of course another route is to try HYPER-V -- @Kari in particular has some excellent tutorials on this site on managing this.

For Windows VM's it's actually quite good -- If you run Linux Hosts though VMware works perfectly even on latest kernel 4 versions (ensure you point to correct set of kernel headers if using on latest kernel to get necessary modules compiled when starting the first time). Also if feeling daring try using KVM or XEN on Linux !! it's their type 1 hypervisor.

Cheers
jimbo

hawkman · 20 Oct 2018

TOO those running a HDD, aka Spinner,

Im finding that from a cold boot its getting longer and longer, as the builds progress, to get to a complete desktop
anyone else??.

However have not noticed DWM not refreshing so often.

Roy