New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast+Skip Build 18999 (20H1) - Oct. 8 Insider

Steven Campoli · 09 Oct 2019

lmod said:

Thanks for this tip.
I changed my power plan from 'Balanced" to "High Performance" and the system responded to a shutdown request in the usual time. Rebooted, and then initiated a restart, which also completed in the usual time period.

I'll add a comment to my report in the feedback hub.

After testing. For me I need to reset the power plan to reboot or shutdown normally. So basically every time I log in if I don’t restore the power plan to default or change it the reboot or shutdown will hang

meebers · 09 Oct 2019

18999.1 Computer #2
1. WU took about 1 hour and then reverted.
2. Restarted and paused update, mounted UUPDUMP iso and had desktop in a little over 30 minutes.

Puzzling to say the least on how these updates have been working/installing.

Only con with iso (minor) is you have to sit thru the "Hi" we got some updates for you....

The updates want to install a driver for my printer, it is offered every time and has been successfully installed previous. If I say install, it just dead ends and the installed one remains.

PaulLemonidis · 09 Oct 2019

Just for info.

I upgraded from 18995 to 18999 and realised the same shutdown\restart was happening for me too. To confirm I restored a system image of build 18995 and the problem went away. I then upgraded again and the problem immediately re-appeared. Having read this thread I switched from my normal ultimate performance setting to balanced but that did not fix the problem. However, having forcibly shut down, I switched back to my ultimate plan and fortunately that has resolved the issue. I hope this helps.

martyfelker · 09 Oct 2019

I have the same hang when logging out into a local account. Screenshot attached.

New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast+Skip Build 18999 (20H1) - Oct. 8-windows10-20h1-2019-10-09-22-55-42.png

This problem and screenshot reported to the Feedback Hub. I don't think I've done this since the beginning ot the Insider program when builds that could not sync time where being produced for a few months.

BTW this is a VMware WS 15.5 VM created from the VMware converter of mly physical machine where I removed the serial,parellel ports and floppy drive and reducee the amount of RAM from 32 to 16 GB. Below is a snip of the VM properties.

New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast+Skip Build 18999 (20H1) - Oct. 8-vmware.png

I challenge anybody to do this in Hyper-V - but keep in mind that since I have made it a shared VM I can autostart it when I login to Windows. Of course I can also run this under Linux. Dell Technologies, which bought VMware awhile, is now advertising cloud solutions powered by VMware technology and competing with M$ in that arena. Perhaps the next version of WS will be able to run concurrently with Hyper-V?

ROTARY · 10 Oct 2019

meebers said:

18999.1 Computer #2

Only con with iso (minor) is you have to sit thru the "Hi" we got some updates for you.... .

Turn On or Off User First Sign-in Animation in Window 10

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magilla said:

What I thought had resolved restart problem with this build did just that. However, when I check for updates, I get a message that indicates that the update has failed and will try again later. Yet, on running winver, it shows as 18999.1 and screen info shows 18999.vb. So, when I check on installed updates it shows 18990.1 on 9/24/19. So, which is it? BTW, shows this on 3 systems, and 1 system crashed and burned as a result of this build.

Hi my friend,
Try this in Registry...it may help...
Turn On AutoEndTasks at Restart, Shut down, or Sign out of Windows 10

martyfelker · 10 Oct 2019

I will try the .reg hack in a few minutes ...

Worked for signing out on the physical machine. Thank you.

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Correction. It did NOT when signing out after creating a login to a local account. Try again for this build's bug.

Not a big deal. I'm logged in now to Kubuntu 19.10 on my second ssd.

hba · 10 Oct 2019

Steven Campoli said:

I tried this and after 2 reboots it hangs again

!!

Yeah, me too

brummyfan · 10 Oct 2019

hba said:

Yeah, me too

Open cmd as Admin, run sfc /scannow command, HTH.

hba · 10 Oct 2019

brummyfan said:

Open cmd as Admin, run sfc /scannow command, HTH.

"Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations"

But despite that Windows restarts normally after first restart. At second restart the problem is back

meebers · 10 Oct 2019

ROTARY said:

Turn On or Off User First Sign-in Animation in Window 10

Tx for that info....