Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10576 for PC Insider

We all have our own list of desirable and undesirable features and bugs or "bugs" but there are some things that can be done. They made reporting and suggestions wide open, much more than before with limited number of beta testers. I had betas of almost all consumer windows. As usual, there are all kinds of work arounds for those willing to try.
Can't complain too much about insider version as features there are for debugging anyway and it's to be expected to have more bugs.

Here on the 7 side of the equation the 10576 is just now upgrading over the 10565 previous build on a VM Workstation 12 Player's VM there. The 10565 was the first to show up when the first VM saw the 10240 get the Insider Builds option enabled plus the Fix me button being used as well as keeping it set at the Fast setting. The upgrades on VMs seem to go much faster and smoother without seeing the bugs physical upgrades have been running into.

Did I tell you about the time I had put the 10240 build on a VM and enabled the Get Windows insider builds option and the 10565 upgraded over the 10240 without a hiccup? Well it was at that time while logged in at Insider I saw the option for downloading the iso for the 10565 while having been on the MS Community Answers site someone was told you could only see it by upgrade only!

Now here's the fun part. When something went bonkers on the av program the only option was to restore an image made back in June and get the av running but so much for the 10240 to 10565 VM! The screen earlier was the new VM first seeing the 10565 download upgrading to the 10576 but no ison since I didn't arrive at the WI site quite yet.



I made that while making sure things were working properly. You will note the 10576 watermark while the programs and settings as well as the additional tool bars first put on the 10240 and again on the 10565 made it right onto 10576 like nothing ever happened which shows how 10 will eventually be upgraded to the next to come much like an av program from one year will see all the new definitions for the following year without replacement of the existing installation since everything will be internal and not noticed on top until the GUI sees the new look.

UPDATE:

Please see and post here: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10586 for PC

Tell me about it! When going to check for updates on the 10240 upgraded to 10565 upgraded again to 10576 it is now upgrading to the 10586! Maybe I shouldn't have set it for "Fast"?!