New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 18312 (19H1) - Jan. 9 Insider

Wynona · 10 Jan 2019

LEOPEVA64 said:

I refer to the fact that some people apparently believe that Microsoft did not even announce this new option, and it is clearly described and announced in the flight notes.

I read 'em, Leo, and when I came to "group policy" my eyes must have glazed over. I don't mess around with that stuff because I want my 'chine to continue to work.

jimbo45 · 10 Jan 2019

slicendice said:

I fully agree with this!

Hi there
Thanks

Cheers
jimbo

Wynona · 10 Jan 2019

jimbo45 said:

Hi there
Good idea in theory --but of course if you are experimenting with a new Ms build on a modified system --then if something goes bonkers it's much harder to analyse where the fault lay.

Personally I like to test out a new basic system "warts and all" first -- and then tweak it / modify it. However each to their own methodology.

Cheers
jimbo

When I find a "wart", @jimbo45, I hotfoot it over here to see if someone's posted a fix/workaround. Sometimes too, if I'm late to the party, I read the first wave of posts to see if anyone had discovered any "warts" and what they're doing about them.

Thus, I knew about the "Restart" problem in 18312 before I installed. Once installed and confirmed, I went to Feedback and upvoted plus gave my experience in a comment.

Rocky · 10 Jan 2019

CountMike said:

I don't have that Reserved Storage at all.

I don't have it either, and I worked all morning looking for it.

emilcioran99 · 10 Jan 2019

kado897 said:

I had a similar problem. I got around it by restoring the previous build 18308.1003 and upgrading from that directly to 18312.1001. So if you have a backup it may be worth trying.

I haven't a backup so... tried again.
Deleted again software distribution folder, restart and after half hour the new build was installed.
But I discovered a bug in windows security.

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Superfly · 10 Jan 2019

LEOPEVA64 said:

The way to disable that blur appears in the flight notes:
Attachment 220378

That's all love and roses for Pro users... but what about Home users..?

LEOPEVA64 · 10 Jan 2019

emilcioran99 said:

But I discovered a bug in windows security.

Maybe it has to do with this known issue:

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jimbo45 · 10 Jan 2019

Rocky said:

I don't have it either, and I worked all morning looking for it.

Hi there.

@Rocky

Doesn't sound like a productive morning for a feature that I'm sure not many people need or even want -- If people want a decent OS then they should forget about tiny machines with minimal RAM etc -- android devices are far better for that type of stuff -- It makes zero sense to try and run a proper desktop OS with a full blown GUI such as windows on a machine with 1GB RAM and tiny 32 GB HDD's -- Linux will work on those systems far better but even then if you want a GUI on those systems -- I give up. !!!! -- Go back to windows CE or an embedded OS with diskless workstations.

Cheers
jimbo

CountMike · 10 Jan 2019

Yep, here to and I also have some puzzling actions:

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Superfly · 10 Jan 2019

jimbo45 said:

Hi there.

@Rocky

Doesn't sound like a productive morning for a feature that I'm sure not many people need or even want -- If people want a decent OS then they should forget about tiny machines with minimal RAM etc -- android devices are far better for that type of stuff -- It makes zero sense to try and run a proper desktop OS with a full blown GUI such as windows on a machine with 1GB RAM and tiny 32 GB HDD's -- Linux will work on those systems far better but even then if you want a GUI on those systems -- I give up. !!!! -- Go back to windows CE or an embedded OS with diskless workstations.

Cheers
jimbo

Yup! Windows is too bloated for small devices (tablets and phones etc)