Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 19551.1005 - January 23 Insider

f14tomcat said:

yes,,,,, I know that. there are 2. was wondering what the cumulative stuff was.

I did the CU and it took forever to create the ISO.

It's this one. When it creates, it does a rollup cumulative fix of the other and included in the ISO. As Keith said, took 27 forevers to build. ISO was 4,465,390KB

f14tomcat said:

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Just noticed, what’s the difference, usually theirs the insider preview but CU ?

Steven Campoli said:

Just noticed, what’s the difference, usually theirs the insider preview but CU ?

see my post above

f14tomcat said:

It's this one. When it creates, it does a rollup cumulative fix of the other and included in the ISO. As Keith said, took 27 forevers to build. ISO was 4,465,390KB

Note on this size. It's too big (the .wim) to make a bootable media, would exceed the 4GB Fat32 limit. But, there is an option in the UUPDump to make the script with a .esd instead of .wim. That would be small enough for bootable media.

f14tomcat said:

Note on this size. It's too big (the .wim) to make a bootable media, would exceed the 4GB Fat32 limit. But, there is an option in the UUPDump to make the script with a .esd instead of .wim. That would be small enough for bootable media.

You can always use this method to create the USB installer: Create bootable USB installer if install.wim is greater than 4GB

Kari

Kari said:

You can always use this method to create the USB installer: Create bootable USB installer if install.wim is greater than 4GB

Kari

Yes, but creating it already of a compatible size would eliminate all those steps. Martin's Tut is great if you don't have a .esd option, and you must use a .wim.

I’ve noticed something, usually when I update to a new build in control panel and programs and features, view installed updates is usually empty, this one here came with 3 updates one was a security update