New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 18348 (19H1) - March 1 Insider

smactilactus said:

In either case, I don't see anything useful coming from it expanded or not. Why would it matter if it auto expands or doesn't? You get the same thing in either case. Just curious what all the attention to this is all about? Did I miss something about "how" m$ planned to use this?

If you missed something so did I.

jimbo45 said:

Hi there
@f14tomcat

Thanks for the info -- really appreciate the data -- I'll have a go later. I assume also that you can skip the actual name of the CPU and just apply your fix as above.

I still have a problem though on a "Physical Machine" the latest skippy won't install VMWare workstation if you do a clean install -- it's OK on an update from standard Windows release -- I use UUPDUMP to do the updates.

Does the VM after the fix also handle USB 3 attachmments -- see if you add a USB 3 external HDD to the VM whether it hangs or not.

These Forums are great when people can test all sorts of things that other members have problems with -- appreciate your efforts. Being now essentially a 3 day a week worker I have a bit more time but usually travelling Mondays and Thur evenings between Iceland and Belgium for a decent long term contract (Iceland fortunately is in EEA so not effected by "Brexit" !!"! ) so I'm not always available on Mondays for testing.

Cheers
jimbo

I'll check the USB when I have a moment, gotta go do chores. Far as the clean install, see if what Kari posted for me would do anything for you. You'll need a flat-head and Phillips screwdriver, 1 5# maul, hacksaw, duct tape, hydraulic jack, and a small bottle of Gorilla Glue.

New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 18348 (19H1) - March 1 Insider - Page 11 - Windows 10 Forums

smactilactus said:

In either case, I don't see anything useful coming from it expanded or not. Why would it matter if it auto expands or doesn't? You get the same thing in either case. Just curious what all the attention to this is all about? Did I miss something about "how" m$ planned to use this?

It all started with this post, Smactilactus:

New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 18348 (19H1) - March 1 Insider - Page 8 - Windows 10 Forums

Edwin and I responded and things went on from there. I think we're all in agreement that it's kinda useless.

18351.1 incoming to the Fast Ring.

Update: New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 18351 (19H1) - March 5 Insider - Windows 10 Forums

Kari said:

Any ideas?

To clarify, when I am saying "always very slow", I mean the feature / Insider build upgrades are slow. In normal use, my virtual machines are quite fast, nothing to complain.

Kari

On the last 18348.1 19h1 update on my Laptop It took 4 trys of getting ready/downloading before it finally worked. Kept looping until it worked. 1st time this has happened to me.

DemolitionDan said:

When will the RTM Build Be done? im likeing this build no issues.

When Microsoft gets ready? It's not going to be until sometime around April/May 2020 at least, since it's 20H1.