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

jimbo45 said:

Hi there

I think UUPDUMP also offers standard versions of windows too if you scroll through available versions -- don't check the insider box.

Cheers
jimbo

Yes, all versions, editions and languages should be availiable.

slicendice said:

To continue on my last post. I could easily bookmark all the Tenforums tutorials for convenience. But I rarely need those guides as reminders. If I was an IT-Admin I'd definitely bookmark every single one of them and also related information as cross reference from other sites.

Tenforums tutorials would add bookmarks in the thousands alone. ;-)

No need for that.

1) There is the tutorial index - Windows 10 Tutorial Index | Tutorials (the link for which should be available at the top of the forum also);

2) There is also the search tool for the Windows forum family (this forum and its sister sites): Windows Forums Search

Brink said:

I'm noticing the Microsoft Family icon showing in the notification area on the taskbar with this build even though I'm not in a family group.

No process is running for it, and the icon doesn't do anything when clicking on it, hovering over it, or right clicking on it.

Restarting the explorer process sorts it though.

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Not happening here.

slicendice said:

@Kari

I think I'll crack the source code open and make the tool work as it's supposed to. While at it, I'll make it faster to work with too. ;-)

I hope you do! I've had the same issue with the tool and it pains me to try to use it....

Brink said:

I'm noticing the Microsoft Family icon showing in the notification area on the taskbar with this build even though I'm not in a family group.

No process is running for it, and the icon doesn't do anything when clicking on it, hovering over it, or right clicking on it.

Restarting the explorer process sorts it though.

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johngalt said:

Not happening here.

It's not happening anymore for me either now.

@johngalt

I know that, but I like to keep my links and lists organized my way. Same goes for MS documentation, I sometimes get lost in the links they provide because they hide some of them when you go deeper into sub articles, so instead I bookmark all the important pages that belongs to a specific set of tasks and then group them Anyways, it all got sorted out once I reset all my browsers. Everything sync perfectly now, and still no duplicates either.

@Edwin @Brink
Not even once have I seen that family icon and I do have a family linked to my MS account.

slicendice said:

@johngalt

I know that, but I like to keep my links and lists organized my way. Same goes for MS documentation, I sometimes get lost in the links they provide because they hide some of them when you go deeper into sub articles, so instead I bookmark all the important pages that belongs to a specific set of tasks and then group them Anyways, it all got sorted out once I reset all my browsers. Everything sync perfectly now, and still no duplicates either.

That I can understand - I've been carrying excess baggage in the form of BMs for far too long. But some sites you just have to BM - M$ Technet documentation being a good example.

But I've adopted the search where it works well, such as here - takes me a few seconds longer to find it, but at the same time I'm not carrying tens, if not hundreds, of BMs all from this place, though which I 8still* have to search to find what I am looking for.

TO each his / her own, I suppose.

LEOPEVA64 said:

I received an email from the Windows insider program today, in that mail appeared a link to one of the blogs of Microsoft:

Inspired by Insiders — Timeline

The most important thing about the blog is the announcement of the new Chrome extension for Timeline created directly by Microsoft:

Web Activities, chrome web store.

This has gone unnoticed, we must remember that there was already another extension, but it was not official.

Ahh, thanks for this Leo - good catch.