First Major Update for Windows 10 Available

Brink said:

In addition, you could use step 4 below to directly upgrade using the Media Creation Tool. :)

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...tallation.html

I'm using the media creation tool on another computer. Its presently in the "clock mode" at 19% (copying files 65%)

I'm at just a few more tweaks, using the media tool usb, testing on an older tablet before installing on my main...

Servers busy? Downloads terminating? Downloads bad? If you are doing an update you can do it w/o the MCT, USB/DVD/CD etc. Download the ISO. Go to files and right click the ISO file and then select "mount". In the window that opens just run "setup.exe" and follow the prompts. Total time for d/l and install about 50 minutes. This gives you 10586.0 then check for updates will bring you to 10586.3.

alphanumeric said:

Clean installed Enterprise and Pro, both showed as 10586.0, had to run Windows update to get to 10586.3

Anybody else getting the useless non functional Candy Crush Saga App on their Start Screen? I got it on my Pro install also. Won't run and no uninstall option that I could find? Once I unpin it its MIA from the Start Menu.

LOL! I got it when upgrading to 10586 Pro. I had the tile of which I unpinned. I have the uninstall option right clicking in All apps. I'm in limbo on it though. I'm afraid to open it for game addiction, but also don't want to uninstall because I heard it's so good.

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If you use the media creation tool now, do you get this new version that lets you enter windows 7 or 8 product keys and doesn't ask for any key at all if you are re-installing an already upgraded to windows 10 install?

Also, if i download and burn the iso, but let's say i don't use it for a few months. Would i automatically get the latest updated image or would it have to update to bring it up to date?

CalBear37 said:

I'm using the media creation tool on another computer. Its presently in the "clock mode" at 19% (copying files 65%)

Does the upgrade using via the usual Windows Update method also go through the long "clock mode" with several reboots or is it more like the usual upgrade with one reboot when its finished.? (now at 47%, drivers 40%)

CalBear37 said:

Does the upgrade using via the usual Windows Update method also go through the long "clock mode" with several reboots or is it more like the usual upgrade with one reboot when its finished.? (now at 47%, drivers 40%)

Yes.