Windows 10 build 10550 could drop this week

blutos cousin said:

Good Point !

FWIW last weekend this PC updated to Win 10 Insider 10547 pretty much painless other than the known issues still persistant in the test bulds and a little more instability *here* than the last test build , then I updated the other NTFS partition to RTM on this box and helped my son clean installe Win 10 pro and the drivers I downloaded on an HP Elite book after an in place upgrade /activation.

The Elitebook lost the HP sound drivers a couple of days in they had to be to re installed aside from that no major problems (yet) and the other desktop on a Win a 10 in place upgrade has been hanging in there for about 4 wks now without any significant issues .
Glad we have the weekend off !

Wow u have been busy, so you deserve a weekend off for sure!

According to this article, Build 10551 spotted. But I am no longer on Insider Fast build!

New Edge features

There's no doubt that the number one improvement that Edge browser is going to get is support for extensions, but Microsoft hasn't yet provided release date information for this particular feature.
But Windows 10 build 10551 comes with synchronization options that allow users to sync their content across devices. Edge browser will be offered as a universal app, so it works on PCs, tablets, and smartphones powered by Windows 10. The new sync features thus make it possible for those with more than one Windows 10 device to have their content wherever they go, which is a feature that's already available in other browsers currently on the market.
Another feature that's coming in Edge is the possibility of opening a new window with a middle click on the taskbar icon of the browser. Again, this option already exists in other browsers, so Microsoft might be following their example to improve its own app.
As far as the other Edge browser improvements are concerned, Microsoft is expected to roll them out sometime in the next couple of months, with many saying that extension support should be ready by November, not only for insiders but for RTM users too.

Source: http://news.softpedia.com/news/windo...d-493181.shtml

No 10551 build yet . I just checked update , maybe later today never know . I'm in PDT T.Z. ( GMT -8.00 ) but so is Redmond .

I'm pretty surprised that they let the 1 year anniversary of the Insider Program pass without dropping a new build. Seemed like it would have been the perfect time.

blackroseMD1 said:

I'm pretty surprised that they let the 1 year anniversary of the Insider Program pass without dropping a new build. Seemed like it would have been the perfect time.

They should e mail us all coupons for a pack of custom baked Windows 10 Insider anniversary cupcakes for putting up with all the bugs in the earlier builds ☻

ofc in RTM they took out WMC ( I never used anyway but others liked ) and put in a lame DVD player so we know ^^^^ that ain't happening . ☻

blutos cousin said:

No 10551 build yet . I just checked update , maybe later today never know . I'm in PDT T.Z. ( GMT -8.00 ) but so is Redmond .

Gabriel Aul ‏@GabeAul Oct 1
@cype02 At this point it seems pretty likely that we'd have builds after the event next week but not before.

tracit99 said:

Gabriel Aul ‏@GabeAul Oct 1
@cype02 At this point it seems pretty likely that we'd have builds after the event next week but not before.

Thanks for that. Now I can quite checking for an update every 5 minutes.

tracit99 said:

Gabriel Aul ‏@GabeAul Oct 1
@cype02 At this point it seems pretty likely that we'd have builds after the event next week but not before.

Thanks for the heads up !

Rocky said:

Thanks for that. Now I can quite checking for an update every 5 minutes.

Yes, now I can relax until next week

I don't care all the apps things ...
Just .. fix the Edge ... so I can have some thing descent for back up ..