Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14901 for PC Insider

**f14tomcat** · 12 Aug 2016

Just FYI to all that waited ad nauseam... they had a boo-boo in the "device pool" allocation, whatever that means, and fixed it a few hours ago. Dona tweeted this:

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Dona Sarkar (@donasarkar) | Twitter

**Cliff S** · 12 Aug 2016

f14tomcat said:

Just FYI to all that waited ad nauseam... they had a boo-boo in the "device pool" allocation, whatever that means, and fixed it a few hours ago. Dona tweeted this:

Dona Sarkar (@donasarkar) | Twitter

Device pool is their list of what pc(type) gets updated first, as they know the upgrade will go smoother.
From feedback hub yesterday:

It may take a couple of hours for this build to show up for some Windows Insiders as updated device targeting needs to roll out.

From CISCO:

Device pools define sets of common characteristics for devices. The device pool structure supports the separation of user and location information. The device pool contains only device- and location-related information.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration Guide, Release 7.1(2) - Device Pool Configuration [Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CallManager)] - Cisco

**rogerwilco91** · 12 Aug 2016

So I got the build through WU on my laptop but yet to see it on my desktop. Going to update desktop through my custom created 14901 USB now.

**thegeriatric** · 12 Aug 2016

Only on 12%

**Alphamale** · 12 Aug 2016

Doing it now.

**rogerwilco91** · 12 Aug 2016

This is so weird. Now happening after 2 reboots. Basically the update prepares to install and the familiar "restart" pops up on WU. After restarting, the laptop is stuck on the Lenovo boot logo. When I do a hard reset, I am back to my Insider Preview partition where WU again redownloads and prepares to install the 14901 build.

What should I do? Any tips?

**f14tomcat** · 12 Aug 2016

Cliff S said:

Device pool is their list of what pc(type) gets updated first, as they know the upgrade will go smoother.
From feedback hub yesterday:
From CISCO: Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration Guide, Release 7.1(2) - Device Pool Configuration [Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CallManager)] - Cisco

Just a S.W.A.G. That's why VMs are usually the last to get it.

**Alphamale** · 12 Aug 2016

I didn'read through this whole thread but this is showing up.

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**Kari** · 12 Aug 2016

f14tomcat said:

Just a S.W.A.G. That's why VMs are usually the last to get it.

My Hyper/V virtual machines usually get the upgrade minutes after Dona has tweeted about them. It's my physical machines which occasionally have delays, like now with 14901. Both physical machines in Insider Fast ring got upgrade 24 hours after released, all Hyper-V virtual machines immediately.

**f14tomcat** · 12 Aug 2016

Kari said:

My Hyper/V virtual machines usually get the upgrade minutes after Dona has tweeted about them. It's my physical machines which occasionally have delays, like now with 14901. Both physical machines in Insider Fast ring got upgrade 24 hours after released, all Hyper-V virtual machines immediately.

MS works in mysterious ways! Here...usually the opposite. Go figure.....

Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14901 for PC Insider

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