KB4535550 for Windows 10 Insider Preview Slow Build 19041.21 - Jan. 14 Insider

bobkn · 27 Jan 2020

Josey Wales said:

I was there in 1976 and from 81-86. No I did not, he may have not been in office then.

Arpaio was sheriff from 1993 to 2017 (according to Wikipedia). (I lived in Tucson from 1976-1981, and 1995-2001.) He was famous (infamous?). Convicted on contempt of court charges, pardoned by Trump in 2017. Sorry to drag politics into the forum.

erpster4 · 28 Jan 2020

here's my screenshot of having 32bit Win10 education edition build 19041.21 (20H1/2004) on an old Dell Inspiron e1405 laptop using an old Intel Core Duo x86/32bit mobile processor

KB4535550 for Windows 10 Insider Preview Slow Build 19041.21 - Jan. 14-win10education-v2004-build1904121-x86-delle1405.png

f14tomcat · 28 Jan 2020

erpster4 said:

here's my screenshot of having 32bit Win10 education edition build 19041.21 (20H1/2004) on an old Dell Inspiron e1405 laptop using an old Intel Core Duo x86/32bit mobile processor

Now click Rename this PC, and type Lucky

AndreTen · 28 Jan 2020

Josey Wales said:

There should be some consistency. I know and understand what the versions are.

MS is very consistent in being unpredictable

Josey Wales · 29 Jan 2020

I wonder what is going with this version which is due for release in the near future and any work on it has remained dormant?

dskiller · 30 Jan 2020

maybe they are working on the boot failure that some people are having.

maybe............

Josey Wales · 04 Feb 2020

Is this build going to be released or not???

kado897 · 04 Feb 2020

Josey Wales said:

Is this build going to be released or not???

A couple of months yet Josey.

Josey Wales · 04 Feb 2020

kado897 said:

A couple of months yet Josey.

So the people in the slow ring just sit and wait? There has been zero action in it and it has the same flaws that were fixed in 1909.

kado897 · 04 Feb 2020

Josey Wales said:

So the people in the slow ring just sit and wait? There has been zero action in it and it has the same flaws that were fixed in 1909.

I guess there will be some CUs or maybe even a new build. Your guess is as good as mine.