Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20241.1005 (rs_prerelease) - Oct. 23 Insider

kado897 · 23 Oct 2020

Kari said:

From my side, that was a Darwin Award moment! I naturally meant CCleaner, but for a reason I do not know, wrote MalwareBytes instead.

My post edited.

Kari

lol, I thought that might be it.

CallMeSteven · 23 Oct 2020

robgr said:

Had DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL bugcheck on tcpip.sys BSOD in first 5 mins lol
Also getting a blank translucent window for Samsung Magician 6.21?
Just had second BSOD so now rolled back to 20231

Do you have an Intel Network Adapter?? (See my comment above yours)

njnitehawk · 23 Oct 2020

As others have stated Getting The
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL bugcheck on tcpip.sys GSOD since installing 20236 and I notice it's still listed as an issue in this build i need to understanding this error
Does anyone have a work around i am willing to assist
1- do not have MalwareBytes
2- not sure about the Intel Network Adapter (need to find out)
please feel free to exchange any ideas or suggestions

thanks

f14tomcat · 23 Oct 2020

f14tomcat said:

No, this was just a question in general about the topic, addressed to all.

Kari said:

Dick, are you in bad mood or something?

As your virtual friend, I must ask this: have you ever posted something off topic? Anyway, I will promise that I will not post any more off topic posts in this thread.

Sincerely,

Kari

Wow, what a way to start the day. A 2x4 right between the eyes. Where did I say anything about off topic? Why do you think I'm in a bad mood? Why do you feel the need to ask? Perhaps if I correct a very minor punctuation error, my short post will have a different meaning. See above, please. I missed a comma. My error, please forgive me.

Kari · 23 Oct 2020

My sincere apologies if I got you wrong, Dick.

Kari

f14tomcat · 23 Oct 2020

Kari said:

My sincere apologies if I got you wrong, Dick.

Kari

With all due respect, it is not "if". You did. But, events are irreversible so there is nothing I can do.

Kari · 23 Oct 2020

f14tomcat said:

With all due respect, it is not "if". You did. But, events are irreversible so there is nothing I can do.

Dick, I do not want to fight with you, but I must say this: I apologized because what I said, but not what I implied. At almost 4 AM when I posted, I am not at my best, and I should have not posted it.

But, I am still convinced, that you were telling us to get back to the topic. Of course, English being my fourth language, it's always possible that I do not understand nuances in English. That's why I asked if you have never posted off topic. In addition, I did not say you were in bad mood. I asked if you were in bad mood.

Kari

f14tomcat · 23 Oct 2020

Kari said:

Dick, I do not want to fight with you, but I must say this: I apologized because what I said, but not what I implied. At almost 4 AM when I posted, I am not at my best, and I should have not posted it.

But, I am still convinced, that you were telling us to get back to the topic. Of course, English being my fourth language, it's always possible that I do not understand nuances in English. That's why I asked if you have never posted off topic. In addition, I did not say you were in bad mood. I asked if you were in bad mood.

Kari

Ok, you win, I'm not in the mood for back and forth who gets to post last wins. You think what you want. I cannot defend myself against someone else's beliefs.

jimbo45 · 23 Oct 2020

Hi folks
anyway back to topic
This release installed perfectly OK for me as a VM on both Intel and AMD type computers.

It's always amazing for me to see the myriad of errors that appear after these builds with people using quite "bog standard" hardware.

A lot of problems though are caused by people at the consumer level installing a whole slew of 3rd party Anti Virus software such as Kaspersky, Malwarebytes, Norton etc etc --

One should remember that a lot of those companies were supplying 3rd party AV software for problems really relating to C20 hardware and software -- when OS's were quite leaky (especially Windows) and Hacking was "semi-fashionable".

The Windows OS has had security considerably improved in C21 - WD these days is built on one of the best security systems around - based on the security installed on Ms's AZURE Cloud servers .

remember also that these new builds won't have been passed over to the 3rd party AV companies yet so they will be at a singular disadvantage when trying to fit their offerings into internal parts of the Windows OS and its kernel.

I'll probably bet that these days on Home computers WD doesn't miss anything that any other 3rd party consumer grade AV system could find (often the other way around).

If you want to use these things on the latest Windows builds because it gives you better peace of mind --OK so be it but for extra protection --you are just kidding yourselves and can cause the OS to crash --especially these type of development builds.

remember I'm dealing here with HOME / CONSUMER installations --corporates, e-commerce, forums etc have different considerations of course.

Cheers
jimbo

EdTittel · 23 Oct 2020

Missed this little item completely, but my 2 test systems did not. Both were ready to restart into post-GUI install mode. Just did that, and will report back if anything weird or interesting happens. Judging from the prior threads there's a small chance but I'm not expecting anything.
Cheers!
--Ed--