Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 11082 Insider
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Thanks tomcat. Works like a charm.
I Might have to try Terra Copy it's a remarkably bad defect that 11082 file transfer/copy progress bar is absent. I could see it , if it was never present but come on Microsoft someone's asleep over there maybe put a foot up they arse 
I'm Downloading some more 4K eye candy factory demos to play on the new 4K Sony TV in here and if I move the files after I download (which I'm Not doing ) then I can't see the progress way to go MS .
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Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview Build 11082?
Yup. :)
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Thinking about carving out a small partition on my SP3 lappy SSD and installing 11082. Just to see what it does, etc.
Did you finally get it, TomCat?
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Me too, TomCat, and I followed Kari's tutorial. Desktop wouldn't cooperate.
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Hmmmm.... 11082 isn't even the "newest".
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I've installed this preview just for laughs and giggles. Everything was fast and smooth. I will report back with my observations regarding performance and/or problems.
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I do not know exactly what the myth is regarding a 30 day holding pattern before you can receive a preview build, but it is exactly that; A MYTH. On December 7th, 2015 I installed a new SSD into my computer, so I decided to do a clean install, from scratch. I played around with this rig for a little over a week when I decided to turn on the "receive preview builds" feature. I turned on the feature early morning on Dec. 19th, and I restarted my computer about 4 or 5 times during the day and by early evening the new preview build began to download. It installed normally and everything is working fine, except my sleep mode (but that is a topic for another thread).
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I do not know exactly what the myth is regarding a 30 day holding pattern before you can receive a preview build, but it is exactly that; A MYTH. On December 7th, 2015 I installed a new SSD into my computer, so I decided to do a clean install, from scratch. I played around with this rig for a little over a week when I decided to turn on the "receive preview builds" feature. I turned on the feature early morning on Dec. 19th, and I restarted my computer about 4 or 5 times during the day and by early evening the new preview build began to download. It installed normally and everything is working fine, except my sleep mode (but that is a topic for another thread).
Seems that you have totally misunderstood this. The 30 day wait is when you have in-place upgraded, either from Windows 7, 8, 8.1 or an earlier build of Windows 10. When in-place upgraded, Windows 10 gives you 30 days to restore the previous Windows version. What has been told here is that during this 30 day "Oh Shit, I don't like this, I want to go back to my old Windows" grace period users have been unable to receive Insider build upgrades.
As far as I know nobody has mentioned that a clean install also had this 30 day no new builds restriction.
Signed: Mythbuster
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Seems that you have totally misunderstood this. The 30 day wait is when you have in-place upgraded, either from Windows 7, 8, 8.1 or an earlier build of Windows 10. When in-place upgraded, Windows 10 gives you 30 days to restore the previous Windows version. What has been told here is that during this 30 day "Oh Shit, I don't like this, I want to go back to my old Windows" users have been unable to receive Insider build upgrades.
As far as I know nobody has mentioned that a clean install also had this 30 day no new builds restriction.
Signed: Mythbuster
Thank you, Kari. That is precisely what I had. I did an "in place" upgrade 10586 over 10586 to fix some problems I had created. I did that on 11/17/15. Not until 12/18/15 did I get the 11082 offer.
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I do confirm that the file transfer/copy progress bar is not showing up. I don't have the Surface apps and as usual, I have no bug and no error to report. All apps that I usually run are responding positively to the 11082.1000 build. Feel good to see the watermark again.
Regards,
Mike
P.S.: Sleep Mode runs normally
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