Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15025 for PC Insider

Wynona said:

Yup, because it's already caused Mahem in here!

I will continue to let UUP be my first option with each new Insider Build release; however, if it doesn't work within a reasonable time, I'm off to the ESD races.

Me too although I tend not to leave it too long as these builds arrive in my evening and I like to get it completed at a reasonable hour.

DavidY said:

I believe that 32-bit installation doesn't work at all in this build via Windows Update. Not sure whether that's UUP or ESD or both or neither, but something doesn't work (and is mentioned in the original blog post).
I think that's part of why they released the ISOs yesterday.
So I'd be very surprised if those sizes quoted are 32-bit versions, except if it was an original ISO.

Oh! Whoops! Oh, well, back to the drawing board. Another idea just popped into my head; 64 bit WU and 32 bit DL, but I'd have to go back to the OP, and that's more than I have time for at the mo.

Wynona said:

Methinks you're preaching to the choir, Cliff. I, for one, have already told Microsoft about UUP on my system, and upvoted every post I could find about it. Not much more I can do without being repetitive.

Repetitive is good @Wynona, it's the squeaky hinge that get's oiled

AndreTen said:

Feedback sent as usual. Always do that :)

As far as screenshots... in case of UUP, MS has all the data needed. That's why I wrote that some ups and downs were expected ... From one point further, things are going to turn for the better. Hope we'll be there soon

Andre, it already has
Instead of a good part of a day, like the first time, it only took me 1 hour 52 minutes, a good 6 hours faster

One old problem cropped up for me again, ever since 15002. Some times when I want to "Save to" something, anything, what ever program it is from it just closes and only restart cures it.

Wynona said:

Oh! Whoops! Oh, well, back to the drawing board. Another idea just popped into my head; 64 bit WU and 32 bit DL, but I'd have to go back to the OP, and that's more than I have time for at the mo.

Wynona, Winuser already stated, that it was because he used option*#2 in ESDtoISO tool. (esd based ISO instead of WIM based)

kado897 said:

It's permanent Andre. I'm just not sure whether this is an artifact caused by the dodgy VirtualBox display driver which works only on some releases.

What says sfc /scannow?

DavidY said:

On a quick check, I can right-click on my Taskbar, on a 32-bit version within VirtualBox 5.0.32 r 112930, and it seems to behave as I'd expect.
Mind you I clean installed Windows in one of the 15xxx versions, and there's barely any software installed on there (if any).
I have noticed some odd rendering effects on the taskbar icons on the left - half icons being displayed or a grey box over half the icon.

OK thanks. Are you running VB with the full 3D setup on this release?

AndreTen said:

What says sfc /scannow?

I'll give it a try.

Cliff S said:

Repetitive is good @Wynona, it's the squeaky hinge that get's oiled

Or ignored, Cliff! Remember the little boy who cried, "Wolf!"?

Andre, it already has
Instead of a good part of a day, like the first time, it only took me 1 hour 52 minutes, a good 6 hours faster

And it was still churning when I stopped it five hours later. Microsoft says it doesn't work the same on all computers.