New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast+Skip Build 18936 (20H1) - July 10 Insider

smactilactus · 15 Jul 2019

BugMeister said:

UPDATE..

disabling both of my GFX devices via Device Manager has cured the lag problem in Edge - for the time being..

Are you having the same problems in other browsers???

Steven Campoli · 15 Jul 2019

I didn't update yet but was wondering, in the last build in quick access where I says after you've opened documents, we'll show the most recent ones here the text had weird characters in it, is it fixed?

johngalt · 15 Jul 2019

Being on 18936, and manually updating the nVidia driver to the latest 431.36 from nVidia, and I've experienced none of hte laggieness - and I watch numerous videos on YouTube every day.

However, I'm also using Firefox Nightly.

@Steven Campoli - nope. But all you need to do to not see that is allow recent content in the system, and it goes away.

It's basically getting stuck at displaying apostrophes (and perhaps other punctuation).

Steven Campoli · 15 Jul 2019

johngalt said:

Being on 18936, and manually updating the nVidia driver to the latest 431.36 from nVidia, and I've experienced none of hte laggieness - and I watch numerous videos on YouTube every day.

However, I'm also using Firefox Nightly.

@Steven Campoli - nope. But all you need to do to not see that is allow recent content in the system, and it goes away.

It's basically getting stuck at displaying apostrophes (and perhaps other punctuation).

Thanks for replying, ccleaner cleans it for me, I'll have to disable the function or wait until next build since I'm reading quite a few issues with this one

BugMeister · 15 Jul 2019

smactilactus said:

Are you having the same problems in other browsers???

-no, I haven't tried a different browser - I'm pretty much happy with the Edge/Bing combo..
- guess I'll ride the wave for the time being..

jimbo45 · 16 Jul 2019

Hi folks

Windows display language issue not fixed --- (again) !!!!!

Cheers
jimbo

Brink · 16 Jul 2019

Are you one of the (very) small number of #WindowsInsiders stuck on builds between 18912-18926? Reboot! We talk about the bug causing the snag and the workaround (reboot!) in this Answers thread post:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...d-465cd8816045

Hello Windows Insiders!

As we've been working through feedback and telemetry, we've found a bug that hit a small portion of users. I'll outline the details below on what the bug is and how to work around it (hint: reboot!).

Who: Windows Insiders in the Fast ring on 20H1 builds

What: A (very) small number of users may find that their device is "stuck" on a build somewhere between 18912 and 18926

Why: We have identified a bug in a build delivery function that causes the process to hang, causing update scans to not complete successfully.

To resolve: A device reboot will bypass the issue and allow users to scan for updates.

A fix for this bug is available in builds 18927 and higher, but we'd like to share the word to help folks bypass who may be impacted.

Thank you as always!

- Jason

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sneekez · 17 Jul 2019

I'm shell shocked after reading all the negative reporting on this build, however did an upgrade from 18932 to 18936 with no issues to report at this time. Upgrade took less than an hour and no hiccups along the way. I feel fortunate at this point.

martyfelker · 17 Jul 2019

Looks like the days of regular Wed releases may have come to an end.

martyfelker · 18 Jul 2019

So when the going gets boring what else can you do. Flash the BIOS of course. Used AMD @BIIOS to flash the BIOS from a server (a first for me) and lived to tell the tail - after 2 cold starts (whew). Save me from doing this stuff M$