Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10565 Insider

HippsieGypsie said:

True and agree, simrick. Leaked builds and/or links are in no way authorized by MS. Some Insiders may think that just because they're Insiders it's ok to install leaked builds.

Learnt my lesson early on . . . saw that several folks had installed leaks so wanted to try too. Put something on my 'puter that Gramma's lye soap wouldn't take off! I knew better, so that was my first and last trip to the dark side. :)

Cbarnhorst said:

This is not a warez site and it should not be allowed to be used as one. Leaks are not sanctioned MSFT software and are therefore warez as far as I am concerned. A leaked build could contain anything.

You got it right!

HippsieGypsie said:

Some people will download just to say they have it. "Collectors" so to speak. Some have everything MS going back even before Windows > MS-DOS.

Hmmphhh! Ain't agonna spend my time downloading if I'm not going to use it or test it. Still, I can see why someone would want to collect it; however, if I were going to collect, I'd want something physical from Microsoft that might be worth something some day. :)

Cbarnhorst said:

This is not a warez site and it should not be allowed to be used as one. Leaks are not sanctioned MSFT software and are therefore warez as far as I am concerned. A leaked build could contain anything.

Report it..

Cbarnhorst said:

This is not a warez site and it should not be allowed to be used as one. Leaks are not sanctioned MSFT software and are therefore warez as far as I am concerned. A leaked build could contain anything.

Ok.. I'm using it and so is a mod here. As far as I can tell there are no issues with it. And we've used leak builds from day one of the insider program. This is no different.

Again, if you have an issue report the thread.

HippsieGypsie said:

Some people will download just to say they have it. "Collectors" so to speak. Some have everything MS going back even before Windows > MS-DOS.

I'm actually testing it out, and not collecting it.

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