Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10130 for PCs Insider

simrick said:

Must be the "twitchiness", because mine opens every time, and I have "no new notifications"

While my use of 'twitchiness' might not be a technical term, it sure fits these builds. :)

My previous comments were from the Surface Pro 3 I have it on. And on that it very definitely is 'twitchy'! Close the keyboard, goes to sleep, sometimes when it wakes up all apps are closed down, sometimes all are still up and available, sometimes some are closed down and others still up. The new Mail is almost impossible use on it as sometimes it responds to touch and other times it doesn't. I could name a few more oddities.

Last night I installed the new 10130 ISO on my Yoga 2 Pro. All went well until the last step, then it said "sorry it is taking longer than usual" on the screen. I left it like that for about 30 minutes and finally did a force shutdown with the power button. I figgered either it will boot ok or it won't. It booted fine except that the trackpad wasn't seen. Got a new driver which didn't fix, but the new one said to delete the old one from the "programs and features" and reinstall. So I deleted and rebooted and THEN the trackpad worked fine without installing anything else.

Overall it runs very much better on the Lenovo Yoga than it has every run on my SurfacePro 3. Still get the some close some open apps after sleep for no reason I can discern. But all the apps I've tried run fine otherwise, including the new Mail. Of course, Tapatalk doesn't work and hasn't with any of the builds.

You'd think MS would want W10 to run the best on their flagship machine!

lparsons21 said:

While my use of 'twitchiness' might not be a technical term, it sure fits these builds. :)
...Overall it runs very much better on the Lenovo Yoga than it has every run on my SurfacePro 3. Still get the some close some open apps after sleep for no reason I can discern. But all the apps I've tried run fine otherwise, including the new Mail. Of course, Tapatalk doesn't work and hasn't with any of the builds.

You'd think MS would want W10 to run the best on their flagship machine!

Yes, agreed. Amazing that it's running better on a Lenovo than a SurfacePro 3!

Kari said:

For Cortana to work you need to have the following:

• Windows display language and the set region need to match. For instance if Windows is in US English, the region has to be set to USA, using UK English Windows the location has to be set to United Kingdom, using French Windows the location must be France and so on (Settings > Time & language > Region & Language)
• Location for the device must be turned on (Settings > Privacy > Location)

Are you sure that you have used the US English install media, or could it be possible that you have used the UK English ISO? If so you need to set the location to United Kingdom.

I reinstalled (clean install 10130 build and for about 30 minutes actually heard Cortana speak. Then, upon restarting the vocal component was gone, never to be heard again. In addition, most of the control panel and its subset of items - when opened, opened doubles and need to be closed twice, also. So, I think there is much work that needs to be done before prime time

alphanumeric said:

In Windows 8 you go to the System page > Advanced system settings > Hardware Tab > Device Installation Settings, then set it to "No, let me choose what to do. I don't have my Windows 10 PC on at the moment to see if also has that setting.

It's there, Alpha.

Right click the Windows Logo>Device Manager>down arrow on Display adapters>right click your AMD Radeon xxxx>Update Driver Software>Browse My Computer>Let me pick . . .

alphanumeric said:

In Windows 8 you go to the System page > Advanced system settings > Hardware Tab > Device Installation Settings, then set it to "No, let me choose what to do. I don't have my Windows 10 PC on at the moment to see if also has that setting.

I don't think it works in Windows 10.