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New Windows 10 Insider Preview Slow Build 18342.8 (19H1) - Feb. 27 Insider
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New #72
Hey guys have a question
It's the second time this happens,
I update and the settings layout is the new layout with pic on top, after a Reboot it goes back to the old layout
Is their a registry setting for this I don't know why it reverts to the old layout
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New #73
Does anyone have any ways of bypassing this? Didn't work with an ISO (via setup.exe).
Yes I have one of the CPUs that are affected by the Connected Standby issue. But since I've seen some of you guys installing the build regardless of the issue, I figured I'd try too. I hardly ever put my PC on Sleep anyway.
Also, I've done a quick list of the CPUs that are in the families mentioned by Microsoft.
Affected CPU List - Pastebin.com
Tried to post a spoiler tag and it was pure gore.
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New #74
Seeing what you posted, I'm glad I did not bother to install this build.
Waiting for an update or for next build.
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New #75
My VM I updated to 18342 via ISO yesterday had a major gastrointestinal event today. My machine is on the Intel no-go list, but thought I'd try it on a VM by using an ISO. Went fine, all updated, came back up, etc., etc.
Today, fired up the VM and within 5 minutes it did the virtual machine equivalent of a BSOD. Nasty message. Note what it says regarding if this were not a virtual machine. I have restored my VM to it's working condition of 18334. Sooooo happy I didn't try this on my physical Insider. I will wait....
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New #76
So far my VBox install has been ok. I've been in and out of it several times.My VM I updated to 18342 via ISO yesterday had a major gastrointestinal event today. My machine is on the Intel no-go list, but thought I'd try it on a VM by using an ISO. Went fine, all updated, came back up, etc., etc.
Today, fired up the VM and within 5 minutes it did the virtual machine equivalent of a BSOD. Nasty message. Note what it says regarding if this were not a virtual machine. I have restored my VM to it's working condition of 18334. Sooooo happy I didn't try this on my physical Insider. I will wait....
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New #77
You mean I was wrong - WOW -I don't think so, 24c. When Skip Ahead was first announced, I signed up for it. There weren't many Builds coming through, so I opted out. I was told at that time if I opted out, I couldn't get back in. That may be what you're thinking about . . .
Fast forward to the current Skippy; I signed up again and tried to stick. I had so many GSODs on the next to last two Builds, I was forced to go back to 18305 and was put back on the Slow, then the Fast Ring. I was given an ISO, reinstalled the latest Skippy and it still wouldn't let me go back to Skippy, although it was a selection in Windows Insider Program in Update & Security.
Although I don't normally use these types of workarounds, I'm a legitimate Skippy participant, and was "thrown out" through no fault of my own and couldn't get back into Skippy, so I used Shawn's workaround. I'm back in so far . . .
Luckily the skillset of the people on the forum can get us into any build we want at anytime.
(I can't believe I was wrong)
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