Windows 10 build 10586.71 update due this Tuesday ......

Well I did get 1 update yesterday, and then Windows installed the same update 6 more times yesterday, and once this morning. Guess Windows wanted to make dam sure I got it....lol.... Here is a pic.

You better do also a manual install of that update just to make sure! Lol

Scottyboy99 said:

You better do also a manual install of that update just to make sure! Lol

Good idea!! I'll get right on that

OldMike65 said:

Well I did get 1 update yesterday, and then Windows installed the same update 6 more times yesterday, and once this morning. Guess Windows wanted to make dam sure I got it....lol.... Here is a pic.

I had one of those but not 6 times. Mine was just twice in 2 days.

Yup, We still got a few tiny bugs in Windows 10, that MS has to iron out, sometime......lol

Still not showing in Spain.

Ghost82 said:

Still not showing in Spain.

Nobody has it yet.
To me it's not a big deal anyway. The thrill of getting a newer version has evaporated some time ago.
Let WU installs it for me. I am not going to keep clicking the Check for Updates button.

Neither me, I was onlye reporting. It will come, when it comes.

davidhk said:

Nobody has it yet.
To me it's not a big deal anyway. The thrill of getting a newer version has evaporated some time ago.
Let WU installs it for me. I am not going to keep clicking the Check for Updates button.

Yeah I don't get thrilled by a newer version, I don't even want new features particulary. Just want bugs eradicated. Could quite happily accept no new features for years to come if they just focused on squashing bugs. Trouble with new features is they bring more bugs. And implementing new features means existing bugs are less likely to get addressed.

I suppose if there were a couple of 'new' things I want to see (although these aren't actually new) is jump lists on the start menu 'All Apps' section restored. I liked having sub folders within the program groups. The live tiles are pretty good but in this respect the start menu is a backwards step compared to what I was used to in Windows 7. Plus native playback of mpg video files restored like in 7. I think this got lost when native DVD playback was brutally ripped out after Windows 7. I know I can use other software to play my family videos but I dislike no thumbnails displaying in explorer for mpg files. A codec pack may sort this out but I hate installing these and they are risky.

I wish I was as relaxed as you about letting the cumulative updates install but I tend to watch them like a hawk expecting the worst!!!!