Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 19628.1 (mn_release) - May 13 Insider

Before I did the update I saw updates available
Cumulative update for .net and insider preview 19628.... update both successful. When I when into update history the cumulative update was their and all successful.. I pressed check for updates and cumulative update for .net Came back installed again successful. Weird but now it’s all done... maybe because I installed the insider preview at the same time as the .net update

Edwin said:

Well, lookie here, they let me have it!!!

Wow, glad you have a build.

Steven Campoli said:

Before I did the update I saw updates available
Cumulative update for .net and insider preview 19628.... update both successful. When I when into update history the cumulative update was their and all successful.. I pressed check for updates and cumulative update for .net Came back installed again successful. Weird but now it’s all done... maybe because I installed the insider preview at the same time as the .net update

Yes, I’ve had that same experience with .net download.

magilla said:

Yes, I’ve had that same experience with .net download.

Thanks for the reply. All is working fine though :) I wish their was some new features :) maybe in the next few builds :)

waltc said:

Don't know...my Gpedit policy settings worked fine, though--the manually installed 20.4.2 set installed a couple of builds back were maintained through install of 19628.1., as well. Haven't seen a driver overwrite in--well, can't recall the last one.

Radeon Adrenaline 2020 20.4.2 is the same build I install after I received an error on some intermediate driver I had apparently installed. It's working fine. For VMware I use the VMware Tools vidoe driver.

Why can't the installer track the length of time it takes to do the install or update, from start to finish, maybe even log a few way-points in between? It would be such a simple thing to do and it would satisfy the curiosity of many people and actually be a good benchmark to check between build installs on the same machine.

Feedback link: Feedback Hub - Windows Insider

Ztruker said:

Why can't the installer track the length of time it takes to do the install or update, from start to finish, maybe even log a few way-points in between? It would be such a simple thing to do and it would satisfy the curiosity of many people and actually be a good benchmark to check between build installs on the same machine.

Feedback link: Feedback Hub - Windows Insider

I've given that some thought over the various versions of Windows and concluded there's too many variables to be of meaning to all the folks using them such as Internet speed, computer processing speed, etc., and rather than get users unhappy because George doesn't get the same speeds as Frank who doesn't get the same times as Snicklefritz the page just says "This will take awhile".

Berton said:

Snicklefritz

Haven’t heard that name is a long time. We must be nearly the same age.