Windows 10 Build 10147 x64 ISO has leaked

dencal · 27 Jun 2015

Mystere said:

"If you do not sign in with your Microsoft account, then the new Insider system won't know you're an insider."

I'm clearly saying that to be an insider, you must use your MSA. How is this so difficult to understand?

It's simple. You use an MSA (or no MSA) with your Windows 8.1, and Windows Update will not try to upgrade you. You can dual boot to your Windows 10 Insider using your MSA to sign in, and it will keep your Windows 10 insider up to date with Insider builds".

How can I be any clearer?

I knew that, it was I who informed you as you were obviously unaware. see post 384

Winuser · 27 Jun 2015

I know two accounts would work but wouldn't that defeat the ability to sync? I would think MS would allow one to have a main install for everyday use and a test install to continue testing.

CountMike · 27 Jun 2015

I use same MS account since XP and always had two Windows (older and newer one) at same time in dual without problems except there was no much syncing back than. MS said that they will be continuing to run insiders ring so I don't see why I wouldn't be allowed to run normal (or updated from 7 or 8.1) and insiders version at same time, specially if insider version remains free.

Mystere · 27 Jun 2015

dencal said:

I knew that, it was I who informed you as you were obviously unaware. see post 384

Post 384 is just you telling me I wasn't "up to date".

Your arguments make no sense. How exactly could 384 say "you knew that" when you were claiming to correct me in 384, and yet here I am posting directly from the message you were trying to correct, and you saying "I knew that".

You're just going around in circles. Whatever, i'm done arguing with you.

Drybonz · 27 Jun 2015

Do windows lose their position on the desktop each time you close them in this build?

funkyblue · 27 Jun 2015

Still no new build. They must be really working hard on RTM. I just want a new build that fixes up some bugs in 10130 like shutdown.

rvbfan · 27 Jun 2015

More likely phone builds.

STEVAE · 27 Jun 2015

Winuser said:

I know two accounts would work but wouldn't that defeat the ability to sync? I would think MS would allow one to have a main install for everyday use and a test install to continue testing.

no, it doesn't defeat the ability to sync, because you can sync to either account. it just gives you more choices. which ever system works the best for you, or is the more stable, you can use to sync other devices. think outside the box, the choices are in infinitude.

rvbfan said:

More likely phone builds.

yes, they have released two phone builds in the time since pc version 10147 went into their gsm test ring. almost every other build has only spent two or three days in their test ring. so you've got to wonder what's going on with this one.

Winuser · 27 Jun 2015

STEVAE said:

no, it doesn't defeat the ability to sync, because you can sync to either account. it just gives you more choices. which ever system works the best for you, or is the more stable, you can use to sync other devices. think outside the box, the choice are in infinitude.

How does one sync two MS accounts? Just thought of another question. How does one access their files on OneDrive with two MS accounts?

STEVAE · 28 Jun 2015

Winuser said:

How does one sync two MS accounts? Just thought of another question. How does one access their files on OneDrive with two MS accounts?

you said you wanted one os to be your base stable os, that is NOT in the insider test ring anymore. so that is the account you sync. then the other msa is what you use to run the insider test os. no need to sync that account as you will only be testing the new stuff. but to answer your question, there will be a one drive for each account. you use the msa of that account to access one drive info. so you can run two completely different systems using both of them or choose to sync other devices only to your base, non insider account. it's up to you. you can decide what you put on any one drive account. what i have done is setup six partitions on three different ssd's on my system. i put most of my important data on a non-os partition, so that i can access it easily from within either os. my one drive accounts, which i have to admit i use very little, can be loaded with whatever i decide to put in them.