New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast+Skip Build 18963 (20H1) - Aug. 16 Insider

johngalt · 17 Aug 2019

LEOPEVA64 said:

An unannounced change in this build:
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Thank goodness - I was getting tired of apps opening on their own and didn't realize that they had changed that before - I'm glad they changed it back.

Steven Campoli · 17 Aug 2019

Mooly said:

Thanks Steven.

Do mean this email?

Attachment 243504

Any idea how I can get email back?

Mooly · 17 Aug 2019

I'm afraid not tbh. Hopefully someone will have some ideas though.

Brink · 17 Aug 2019

New tutorial: Turn On or Off Automatically Restart Apps after Sign In in Windows 10

Edwin · 17 Aug 2019

These Explorer Options are enabled in this Build and I can't turn 'em off!!!

New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast+Skip Build 18963 (20H1) - Aug. 16-image.png

Send To: Mail Recipient isn't working, again!!!

AndreTen · 17 Aug 2019

Edwin said:

These Explorer Options are enabled in this Build and I can't turn 'em off!!!

Send To: Mail Recipient isn't working, again!!!

Working fine for me.

I have some Explorer troubles with the previous build. Repair install fixed them

Kari · 17 Aug 2019

Extremely interesting group policy:

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It can be found in Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Windows Update > Windows Update for Business:

Kari

dencal · 17 Aug 2019

Tried Updating, computer locked....retried Failed.
Downloaded UUPDump….installed then the dreaded Undoing changes made appeared....very frustrating.

rseiler · 17 Aug 2019

Definitely not as bad a stretch as in some time in 2017, but this build has a bit of a DWM.EXE leak here (Nvidia). I saw it hit 1GB fairly quickly yesterday (before I killed it) and it's now approaching 700MB today over a longer time period.

johngalt · 17 Aug 2019

Steven Campoli said:

Any idea how I can get email back?

Steven, do you have either the Windows Mail app or the Microsoft Office Outlook app installed?

Kari said:

Extremely interesting group policy:

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It can be found in Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Windows Update > Windows Update for Business:

Kari

And it says 18964 instead of 3. Hmmm.