New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 18334 (19H1) - Feb. 8 Insider

Rocky said:

I tried to use that web address using Edge, but that address did not work for me. Are you sure that that is the exact address?

Yes the link is correct. You just need to remove the spaces. But if I were you and you were not invited, then don't go there. You'll be put in a queue for a short Skype Call. I don't think MS wants to speak to everybody.

Rocky said:

I tried to use that web address using Edge, but that address did not work for me. Are you sure that that is the exact address?

Yes, but it's gone now. There was a Feedback link above it, and when I clicked, everything disappeared. So, I'm still not sure what it was, but since it disappeared with Feedback Hub, I think it may have been legit.

Which brings another thought. I think I'll try the link in my post to see what happens for me. I have my External drive for my Macrium backups unplugged so if anything untoward happens, I can restore.

slicendice said:

Yes the link is correct. You just need to remove the spaces. But if I were you and you were not invited, then don't go there. You'll be put in a queue for a short Skype Call. I don't think MS wants to speak to everybody.

You're right, Slice. I just clicked on the link and it is legit. However, I don't have time to mess with it tonight. Will do tomorrow.

Gotta go play league pool. Later.

You have to remove the spaces:

Code:

https://aka.ms/UpdateDevice

. When I did that I ended up at

Code:

https://ux.microsoft.com/?WinUpdate_v3

https://ux.microsoft.com/?WinUpdate_v3

This link appears to say they will called during a two hour windows tomorrow (2/15 8:30AM -10:30 AM PST)Ananoymous 5-10 min call regarding the latest update experience which I suppose is today. I hope for an update today - maybe the promised 19H2 build. This build is boring.

OK, mystery solved . . . the link is indeed from Microsoft, so if anyone else gets a notification with aka.ms in the link, it's legit!

If I've done everything correctly, I'm set up to receive a call between 8:30 and 10:30 Redmond, WA time. I always get it wrong, but I think it's 9:30 my time in WA now.

I'll report later, if it happens, and if I'm not sworn to silence. I can at least say if the call happens.

Edit: I never got a call from Microsoft's engineers. I guess they didn't need my input after all.

New skip build is coming down

Update: New Windows 10 Insider Preview Skip Ahead Build 18836 (20H1) -Feb. 14 Insider - Windows 10 Forums

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