Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 19577.1000 - March 5 Insider

kado897 · 08 Mar 2020

thomaseg1 said:

Actually many folks think just that.

For me there is a difference in time .Restoring from SR usually took about 30 minutes or so,
while restoring from an image takes less the 15 minutes with a 65 gig image.

Takes a lot less with fast delta restore in the paid version. I can restore from a recent image in under 5 minutes.

thomaseg1 · 08 Mar 2020

kado897 said:

Takes a lot less with fast delta restore in the paid version. I can restore from a recent image in under 5 minutes.

I haven't tried that yet, Thanks for reminding me.

kado897 · 08 Mar 2020

thomaseg1 said:

I haven't tried that yet, Thanks for reminding me.

It's the default but for that sort of speed you need a recent image as it restores only the changed sectors.

IronZorg89 · 08 Mar 2020

kado897 said:

It's the default but for that sort of speed you need a recent image as it restores only the changed sectors.

Right on target. That's why I love MR. With regard to RP (Restore Point), the further back you go in the past, the less likely your RP will succeed according to my own experience.

spektykles · 08 Mar 2020

Anybody tested this build with VMWare Microcode loading driver? I've been using the driver for sideloading my own latest microcode for the CPU (damn intel with their "swiss cheese" security model). Upgraded to this build and the driver cant load anymore, checked Event Viewer. With the last build it worked just fine.
Vmware driver for those want to try: VMware CPU Microcode Update Driver | VMware Flings

klepp0906 · 08 Mar 2020

anyone actually "lose" their settings header with this build? it was my understanding that 2004 was going to be settings header for all, so actually losing it as i upgraded from slow to fast ring (this build) struck me as odd.

normally it'd be good news, as i dont care for it anyways. Unfortunately i cant count on it being uniform across all my pc's and i dislike that oddness even more - so trying to see whats what well enough ahead of time :P

just updated a VM and it does have it still. same build. #microsoftthings

martyfelker · 09 Mar 2020

Created a VMware VM on Ubuntu 20.04 with kernel 5.6.0-050600rc5-generic. No problems. Made it a Shared VM.

marlute · 09 Mar 2020

Hi guys, all new here, so please forgive me if this question is in the wrong forum.

Hae tried installing the latest windows update, Windows 10 Insider Preview 19577.1000 (rs_prerelease), and on the last 2 occasions it has failed to install. Each time the computer then rolls back to earlier installation, which is fine, but then tries to reschedule another attmpt later in the day. Has anyone else had issues with this build, or is it just me. Can I pass on this version and wait until another build comes out, who do they have to be sequential?

Thanks for any help that can be provided.

kado897 · 09 Mar 2020

marlute said:

Hi guys, all new here, so please forgive me if this question is in the wrong forum.

Hae tried installing the latest windows update, Windows 10 Insider Preview 19577.1000 (rs_prerelease), and on the last 2 occasions it has failed to install. Each time the computer then rolls back to earlier installation, which is fine, but then tries to reschedule another attmpt later in the day. Has anyone else had issues with this build, or is it just me. Can I pass on this version and wait until another build comes out, who do they have to be sequential?

Thanks for any help that can be provided.

If you read back on this thread you will find several failures. Sometimes updating with an iso works when WU doesn't . You can get an iso using this tutorial Windows Insider - Get Latest Fast Ring ISO image. Sometimes it also helps if you can go back to an earlier build and update from there. There is no problem waiting for the next build either you can skip builds if you prefer.

marlute · 09 Mar 2020

kado897 said:

If you read back on this thread you will find several failures. Sometimes updating with an iso works when WU doesn't . You can get an iso using this tutorial Windows Insider - Get Latest Fast Ring ISO image. Sometimes it also helps if you can go back to an earlier build and update from there. There is no problem waiting for the next build either you can skip builds if you prefer.

Thanks Kado, will try a ISO, see if that fixes it. And just on another question, even though I have restore point turned on, for some reason there isn't any RPs listed after each build. Is that an issue of recent times or with this current build?