Windows 10 build 10135 Pro x64 has leaked

Winuser · 13 Jun 2015

Also when I install a leaked version I install it in a VM. That way I don't have to worry about messing up my other OS's.

BunnyJ · 13 Jun 2015

Leaked builds can be fun to play with and do give you an d idea of what to expect in upcoming builds. But., in the end I like to stick with the official builds for my main usage.

BunnyJ · 13 Jun 2015

Winuser said:

Also when I install a leaked version I install it in a VM. That way I don't have to worry about messing up my other OS's.

That's another good way to play with them,. Better safe than sorry.

rmonroe36 · 13 Jun 2015

Jools said:

I mean what's the benefit of using a leaked version?

Some of us (me included) like to live on the Edge (pun intended).

Rich

dhjohns · 13 Jun 2015

CountMike said:

You can still download new builds from other sources than MS directly, you can get and download updates manually too. I don't know why those "MS account phobias" ? Most people have accounts on far more dangerous places. You don't even have to give any personal data to sign in.

Yes, I know it is truly baffling why anyone would not want a MS account. It makes life so much easier, and less annoying.

dhjohns · 13 Jun 2015

Edwin said:

Found a 'fix', disable 'BlurBehind'.

Why? blur behind is cool!

dhjohns · 13 Jun 2015

Jools said:

What's the point of leaking something that is still readily available? I mean it's not hard to get an official 10130, so why the hassle of leaking a 10135? Just to prove you can do it?

I mean what's the benefit of using a leaked version?

The benefit of using a leaked version is knowing you are using the latest available. Knowing that you are right there on top of the heap, testing the latest of the latest available, that you are "The Man!"

Looey · 13 Jun 2015

dhjohns said:

Yes, I know it is truly baffling why anyone would not want a MS account. It makes life so much easier, and less annoying.

If you ever have your Microsoft account compromised you will not be happy when you can't logon. That has happened to me when a hacker in Washington state kept trying to login to my MS account. I received an e-mail from MS informing me of the attack and that my account was locked. It took a while to get it unlocked. That is one reason I like local accounts.

rvbfan · 13 Jun 2015

It took me 5 min last time. And most of that was waiting for the email.

dhjohns · 13 Jun 2015

Looey said:

If you ever have your Microsoft account compromised you will not be happy when you can't logon. That has happened to me when a hacker in Washington state kept trying to login to my MS account. I received an e-mail from MS informing me of the attack and that my account was locked. It took a while to get it unlocked. That is one reason I like local accounts.

People use same reasoning to avoid using seat belts. Try your logic somewhere else! lol I like MS, and for me the MS account is a godsend and something my wife and I talked about eventually happening years ago. The old if only MS had an account we could sign in to so that we wouldn't have to go through all this crap after every installation!