New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast+Slow Build 18362 (19H1) - Mar. 22 Insider

LEOPEVA64 · 22 Mar 2019

Next... Release Preview

kado897 · 22 Mar 2019

Not got a Slow Ring machine any more.

cereberus · 22 Mar 2019

LEOPEVA64 said:

Next... Release Preview

It certainly feels like RTM now.

I looked at the Home version and deferring of updates which you discussed a while back.

The interface has changed a little - main screen allows you to defer up to 7 days but you can click advanced options and select a date which is 35 days but does not explicitly state 35 days.

So they seem to be bringing in 35 days quietly. Not sure why though.

Of course, this does not apply to feature updates.

AndreTen · 22 Mar 2019

kado897 said:

Not got a Slow Ring machine any more.

Even put the RP system to Fast ring... it is ready

LEOPEVA64 · 22 Mar 2019

cereberus said:

It certainly feels like RTM now.

I looked at the Home version and deferring of updates which you discussed a while back.

The interface has changed a little - main screen allows you to defer up to 7 days but you can click advanced options and select a date which is 35 days but does not explicitly state 35 days.

So they seem to be bringing in 35 days quietly. Not sure why though.

Of course, this does not apply to feature updates.

Yeah, I updated my post on Reddit yesterday with an image of build 18362, but I don't see any change with respect to the images I had already shown from build 18356.

cereberus · 22 Mar 2019

AndreTen said:

Even put the RP system to Fast ring... it is ready

Be careful. Last time a new Fast Ring build was issued before RTM was formally received. If you intend to leave Insider version you could get caught on hop and not be able to jump ship until 1H2.

Brink · 22 Mar 2019

We are doing our own validation over here before we cross "Creative X-Fi sound card issue" off the list officially but good folks are reporting the issue being fixed!

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OilerNut · 22 Mar 2019

So I guess they aren't going to fix the fact that you can't disable Defender via GPO, and removing optional features in the 32 bit build causes a boot looping GSOD.

magilla · 22 Mar 2019

The issue is still present where when you start windows then go to system / app and try to open, it closes immediately. Guess that isn't going to be fixed for those of us who have issues with it! A number of people who are testing this as Insiders do have this issue.

magilla · 22 Mar 2019

In addition, I checked for updates -- 10 apps needed to be downloaded and updated from Windows Store --- so no, that is not fixed yet either at least on my system.