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Windows 10 May 2019 Update version 1903 rollout approach
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New #151
Another way to download it is to use this wonderful tool created by s1ave77 from MDL:
https://gitlab.com/s1ave77/SVF.ISO.C...er/archive.zip
The tool is very easy to use, you just have to follow the instructions.
If you trust in the tools created by mkuba50 (UUP dump downloader or the UUP dump website) you can also trust in this tool, as you can see in the CMD window, he is one of the contributors in the creation of this tool.
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Hi, i am downloading from windows insider. Windows 10 1903 2019 04 It says relese preview. I have a cuestion about it.
If everything goes ok, this will be the final relese and only have to install some cumulative updates or i have to do this process again to download another bulid. The upgrade process is very slow. My computer have i core 3 7th gen and it take more than 4 hours. My internet is 50mb
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New #155
3-4 hours to download an insider build is par for the course. I hope you have made a full system image backup just in case. Now after you are on Build 19H1, you are to be careful about checking for Updates, since you are considered as a "Seeker". To have a general picture of what is at stake, check out this tut:
Reminder: Check your Windows Insider Program settings:
Reminder: Check your Windows Insider Program settings
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New #156
I like the Snip & Sketch, especially because I can now snip things that close when attempting a snip with the Snipping Tool.That's interesting @Bree because for some time now, at opening, Snipping Tool has displayed thus:
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I forget exactly with which CU this started but are you saying that Snipping Tool users will not be forced to use Snip & Sketch in future?
I do hope so - however many features the the later programs may offer, Snipping Tool is like Paint in that it is a simple tool for most of my needs. "K.I.S.S"
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New #157
3-4 hours to download an insider build is par for the course. I hope you have made a full system image backup just in case. Now after you are on Build 19H1, you are to be careful about checking for Updates, since you are considered as a "Seeker". To have a general picture of what is at stake, check out this tut:
Reminder: Check your Windows Insider Program settings:
Reminder: Check your Windows Insider Program settings
What is mean. It mean i have to unroll from insider when final bulid was relesed?
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New #158
That is up to you depending on what you want. If you want to stay on the normal stable Build of 19H1 after it has been released, you can use your system image backup or the insider settings to roll back to your previous build ( I suppose 1809) and then update to 1903. On the other hand, if you still want to stay on the insider program and check for updates, you will probably be transferred to 19H2 (for which there is a big question mark at the moment) or to skip ahead + 20H1. At this point, you won't be able to roll back to previous builds unless you do a clean Install or use a system image backup, whence the importance of the latter.
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New #159
I want to early adopt the may update final relese and then unroll from insider program. It appears 1903 is the lastest bulid RC or RTM or something like that or i am wrong?
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