Windows 10 Insider Preview Dev Build 21313 (RS_PRERELEASE) - Feb. 12 Insider

shsanjp said:

In my case the light still stays on but the connection is still gone. Ping to my router just doesn't work anymore.

I know the feeling... Every night a scheduled task that need to wake up a remote computer, run two programs and do a sync is failing badly.

Fabler2 said:

Thanks. Since I tested Bitdefender and used their removal tool the protection history is not populating in Defender. This is on the official build not Dev. Tried everything including searching the registry and a repair install.

You are welcome.

Hi folks

Finally -- I know not important to a lot but could be of interest to others -- Language problem seems to be finally fixed properly on this build

Even the setup is working in selected language. Mind you Ms is really pushing EDGE -- I'm still using FIREFOX as my default browser though -- I don't like Browsers without menus etc. I'm on a computer not a "Big Mobile Phone" ot tablet.

I had already installed the build via WU but decided I'd go again to install via a clean install as I'd got a 3rd party iSCSI driver loaded which was causing chaos with mounting iso images !! and if I simply uninstalled it then the system would keep giving BSOD (or is it GSOD these days) just after boot -- so clean install seemed the obvious solution - especially as I'm running this build as a VM.



It's really making a big Sales pitch for Edge - people might get this next time they logon if they haven't seen it already,



@74lobster

Try using the HP site - but let the HP software use the built in wizard to detect your hardware and load the driver. It's better than doing it manually. If you can connect temporarily the printer via a USB cable the HP site will download appropriate software drivers and you can then select install Wireless mode. It should present a wizard on Install printer,

My experience of HP is that actually Asian sites tend to have more drivers available -- usually the instructions are in English too.

@f14tomcat

You don't have to use edge -- Firefox still is my default browser.




Cheers
jimbo

jimbo45 said:

Hi folks

Finally -- I know not important to a lot but could be of interest to others -- Language problem seems to be finally fixed properly on this build

Even the setup is working in selected language. Mind you Ms is really pushing EDGE -- I'm still using FIREFOX as my default browser though -- I don't like Browsers without menus etc. I'm on a computer not a "Big Mobile Phone" ot tablet.

I had already installed the build via WU but decided I'd go again to install via a clean install as I'd got a 3rd party iSCSI driver loaded which was causing chaos with mounting iso images !! and if I simply uninstalled it then the system would keep giving BSOD (or is it GSOD these days) just after boot -- so clean install seemed the obvious solution - especially as I'm running this build as a VM.



It's really making a big Sales pitch for Edge - people might get this next time they logon if they haven't seen it already,



@74lobster

Try using the HP site - but let the HP software use the built in wizard to detect your hardware and load the driver. It's better than doing it manually. If you can connect temporarily the printer via a USB cable the HP site will download appropriate software drivers and you can then select install Wireless mode. It should present a wizard on Install printer,

My experience of HP is that actually Asian sites tend to have more drivers available -- usually the instructions are in English too.

@f14tomcat

You don't have to use edge -- Firefox still is my default browser.




Cheers
jimbo

Wow! You really dug back for that one! My post, Windows 10 Insider Preview Dev Build 21313 (RS_PRERELEASE) - Feb. 12, from last Friday 2/12, was a reply to Edwin in a joking manner. Do you really think I don't know? Really?