New February 2015 Updates for Windows Available

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  1. rfruth
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    Had to power cycle my HP tablet due to the VS update, thank goodness it rebooted okay then I checked for updates - it found some, installed them then prompted for a reboot now all is well and i'm looking forward to the Win 10 update

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  3. BunnyJ
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    usmc362 said:
    Do any of the updates fix the above problem?
    I don't think that MS views your issue as a problem, so don't bet on it.

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  4. Lee
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    Indianatone said:
    Not before it screwed up countless PC's worldwide. I am an unpaid beta tester........... I have a Windows 8 machine that boots to attempt to install the patch. Frankly I fail to see how on earth Windows 10 will be ready in June 2015? Depends on the definition of ready???
    . . .none of us are. . .. . .BTW what is your source for world wide. . .I had no problems whats so ever. . .:)
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  5. BunnyJ
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    Lee said:
    Indianatone said:
    Not before it screwed up countless PC's worldwide. I am an unpaid beta tester........... I have a Windows 8 machine that boots to attempt to install the patch. Frankly I fail to see how on earth Windows 10 will be ready in June 2015? Depends on the definition of ready???
    . . .none of us are. . .
    In IT the term ready is usually the drop dead date that's set and there be bugs regardless of how much testing has been done. It's expected and MS will be working on fixing the bugs when the RTM comes out.

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  7. orlbuckeye
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    Glad I did the update later. Software is never completed it's just released was a saying i heard alot in grad school. Once Windows 10 RTM is released it will be updated. Put this update is more then problem than Windows Technical Preview itself.
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  8. Brink
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    Just got 3 new KB3021952, KB3038930, and KB3040021 Windows Updates for Windows 10 today.





    Windows 10 Technical Preview hotfixes out for Internet Explorer, preparation for next build | Windows Central


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  9. f14tomcat
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    Brink said:
    Just got 3 new KB3021952, KB3038930, and KB3040021 Windows Updates for Windows 10 today.

    Windows 10 Technical Preview hotfixes out for Internet Explorer, preparation for next build | Windows Central


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    Just did these 3 updates. Does this look strange? REG threshold is "LOW", yet settings says "FAST". I could have sworn REG before was "HIGH". Changing settings to "slow" just changes threshholdoptedin to "0".
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  10. Jackalito
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    f14tomcat said:
    Brink said:
    Just got 3 new KB3021952, KB3038930, and KB3040021 Windows Updates for Windows 10 today.

    Windows 10 Technical Preview hotfixes out for Internet Explorer, preparation for next build | Windows Central


    New February 2015 Updates for Windows Available-wu.jpg
    Just did these 3 updates. Does this look strange? REG threshold is "LOW", yet settings says "FAST". I could have sworn REG before was "HIGH". Changing settings to "slow" just changes threshholdoptedin to "0".
    I think it's normal and they modified it with a previous update so that we could stop seeing the rollout of internal builds.
    Does anyone know what these new updates are for? Has the branch changed to something new?

    Edit: nevermind, I haven't seen the picture. Yes, now we're ready for impressive builds
    Thanks.
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  11. tinmar49
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    I've just received the six updates successfully, 16 so far for this build.
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  13. Dude
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    Updated fine, ready for the next build
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