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

pbcopter · 03 Jul 2019

Used UUP Dump for ISO and for me, this update installed fast, if fact I had thought it was reverting it finished so quickly.

techquest · 03 Jul 2019

Thanks @Brink just downloading CU even though it might be the wrong time of night, so hoping it will be a nice easy process.

Bench Virgin · 03 Jul 2019

Last two builds , went swell ,this build, on second try.

All finish , 45 min second try.

magilla · 03 Jul 2019

dencal said:

Strange Update...or rather should state a non event.
First notified could not restart...see attachment....Restarted using power button....then notified "Undoing changes made to your computer"....now find reverted back to build 18922.

Very strange indeed. Had one which was similar to your system. Went back to 18922. Second attempt successful. One system just installing suddenly went back to downloading, then back to ‘getting things ready’.

larc919 · 03 Jul 2019

magilla said:

On one of my skippy computers, went through everything but rebooted, started to install. When I looked again, it was on previous build. Trying again. On my other skippy, it went to sleep in middle of ‘getting things ready’ and when I awakened it, the thing acted like me in mornings — didn’t want to move. It’s still trying. On fast builds, one completed with no problems, one is still trying to ‘get things ready ‘

The 2nd try worked for me, but it still wouldn't restart without using "Update and restart."

techquest · 03 Jul 2019

Up and running in 50 mins not bad , no issues. Seemed to settle much more quickly than the last CU. Looking forward to playing with it tomorrow.

linw · 03 Jul 2019

No problems here. About an hour from whoa to go. 9 min downtime.

Wannagofast · 03 Jul 2019

40 minute install from 18362.10000 to 18932.1000 on first attempt. Nothing unusual to report.

peace
wanna

cereberus · 03 Jul 2019

At the risk of being contentious, this upgrade sums up the whole problem with Windows 10 development i.e. the obviously vast amount of effort that is going into "cool features" that very few will ever use, totally ignoring much more mundane stuff like tabs in file explorer, or improved partition management, improved backup methods, ability to sort files and folders together, multiple pasting from clipboard etc.

We have yet to see ONE real mainline feature improvement that ALL users would benefit from.

MS are trying so hard to be cool, they have lost the plot.

linw · 03 Jul 2019

cereberus said:

At the risk of being contentious, this upgrade sums up the whole problem with Windows 10 development i.e. the obviously vast amount of effort that is going into "cool features" that very few will ever use, totally ignoring much more mundane stuff like tabs in file explorer, or improved partition management, improved backup methods, ability to sort files and folders together, multiple pasting from clipboard etc.
We have yet to see ONE real mainline feature improvement that ALL users would benefit from.

MS are trying so hard to be cool, they have lost the plot.

Inclined to agree. My eyes glaze over reading about the 'enhancements'!

But I also think how complicated the code must be getting, as if it wasn't complicated enough before.