New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast+Skip Build 18932 (20H1) - July 3 Insider

Brink · 04 Jul 2019

LEOPEVA64 said:

I already edited my comment.

I've never had any issues using it, but I'll add a warning at the top of the tutorial to create a restore point before enabling in case of adverse effects.

LEOPEVA64 · 04 Jul 2019

Brink said:

I've never had any issues using it, but I'll add a warning at the top of the tutorial to create a restore point before enabling in case of adverse effects.

It's not enough in my opinion, there should be an annotation indicating that Microsoft doesn't recommend that tool and that encourages insiders not to use it, but I repeat, it's just my humble opinion.

goatty2 · 04 Jul 2019

this update will not run and keeps going back to previous version tried 3 times, so did UUP dump and so far no problems.
a lot quicker to install than win update

techquest · 04 Jul 2019

goatty2 said:

this update will not run and keeps going back to previous version tried 3 times, so did UUP dump and so far no problems.
a lot quicker to install than win update

Never had a problem with the CU process on this one but the one before it took 3 days to sort itself out.

johngalt · 04 Jul 2019

yeah, I was in a similar state last year, where WU-based updates had caused me 0 issues - and then they started.

Plus, the process of using UUPDUMP.ml to DL, extract and build the .ISO is not only automated, but much, much faster than using WU that I made the decision to stop using WU permanently.

Plus, I don't waste time downloading on 3 computers - I DL once, make my USB via Rufus, and install on all three machines (when the laptops are actually running Windows instead of Linux).

goatty2 · 04 Jul 2019

techquest said:

Never had a problem with the CU process on this one but the one before it took 3 days to sort itself out.

previous version updated no bother but the one before that had to use UUP DUMP to install

NTDEV · 04 Jul 2019

Hey guys!
I am trying to install build 18932 from WU, but it gets stuck at installing (70%), and then it comes up with this error: 0xc190011f
Anyone experienced this issue?

johngalt · 04 Jul 2019

A lot of people are - it's all through this thread.

Use UUPDUMP.ml and obtain the .ISO yourself and install it manually.

You can use this video to help:

Windows Insider - Get Latest Fast Ring ISO image

johngalt · 04 Jul 2019

Just realized that this new build also updated my nVidia drivers - to version 26.21.14.3527, dated 3 Jun 2019, but which seems to have a newer version number than the one available as the latest from nVidia's site, (435.27 installed versus 430.86 from nVidia).

I don't mind having a newer driver, but I hate not having the nVidia cpl - in control panel it exists but clicking on it doesn't do squat. I prefer to have it working so I can dedicate my GTX 970 to PhysX, instead of having it set to auto....

Steven Campoli · 04 Jul 2019

hey guys found something...see attachment...the text ``after youve opened some files``

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is it just me, never saw this before.