Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14388 for PC and Mobile Insider

AndreTen · 14 Jul 2016

Edwin said:

@Kari:
create a 'StikyNotes' shortcut from the shell:appsfolder and put that in Startup folder, perhaps?

Thank you all and Edwin especially! I knew something wasn't right.

Kari · 14 Jul 2016

This workaround has one minus point, though: Occasionally when there's nothing special need to get reminded for and have deleted all stickies, an empty note will be opened at sign in and I need to close it.

In earlier builds I did not have to think of this; Sticky Notes was always automatically opened when there were existing stickies. When not, it did not open.

Edwin · 14 Jul 2016

Kari said:

This workaround has one minus point, though: Occasionally when there's nothing special need to get reminded for and have deleted all stickies, an empty note will be opened at sign in and I need to close it.

In earlier builds I did not have to think of this; Sticky Notes was always automatically opened when there were existing stickies. When not, it did not open.

Pin Sticky Notes to Taskbar, or use Cortana!

Peggsie · 14 Jul 2016

Winuser said:

I'm not sure if that setting has anything to do with it or not. This is my settings and I still get new builds.

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Mine is on also and I get updates right away.

larc919 · 14 Jul 2016

No new build today according to Dona:

Dona Sarkar on Twitter: "Hey #WIndowsInsiders: getting close! We're looking at your awesome feedback + harassing the team for few more bug fixes . No new builds. <3"

Maybe tomorrow? Maybe the RTM?

Brink · 14 Jul 2016

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CountMike · 14 Jul 2016

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Brink · 14 Jul 2016

CountMike said:

No comment ?

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CountMike · 14 Jul 2016

Brink said:

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It came up only after my comment, thus the reason for it.

sgage · 14 Jul 2016

larc919 said:

No new build today according to Dona:

Dona Sarkar on Twitter: "Hey #WIndowsInsiders: getting close! We're looking at your awesome feedback + harassing the team for few more bug fixes . No new builds. <3"

Maybe tomorrow? Maybe the RTM?

Dona was on the Windows Weekly podcast this week live from Microsoft's World Partners Conference. When pressed for an RTM date she coyly said "RT what?". They kept trying to get it out of her, and finally she said... "August 2nd".