Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15025 for PC Insider

AndreTen said:

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

I saw that, Andre, but I'd already posted.

That's the only problem I see here with this International forum . . .

Wynona said:

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



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

For me, it was the prep work that took so long, the actual download & install, was close to the old system(ESD way).
I wonder it has to do with it looking at your settings, which default apps you have uninstalled, then writing an answer file to respect those whishes.

DavidY said:

I've messed with the settings a few times when I was trying to get an earlier version to work - it seems that the moment it's only 128MB for graphics, with 3D not enabled .
I could have a go with other settings a bit later - what are your graphics set to?

I'm on 256MB and 3D enabled. Oh and guest additions are running.

Cliff S said:

For me, it was the prep work that took so long, the actual download & install, was close to the old system(ESD way).
I wonder it has to do with it looking at your settings, which default apps you have uninstalled, then writing an answer file to respect those whishes.

Another thing comes to mind... How many user that*had problems deleted download optimization files*(some x ten MB). Could this*has some impact on UUP install process?

Cliff S said:

For me, it was the prep work that took so long, the actual download & install, was close to the old system(ESD way).
I wonder it has to do with it looking at your settings, which default apps you have uninstalled, then writing an answer file to respect those whishes.

As someone else said, Cliff, there's very little installed on this computer; only Office 365 Insider Preview and whatever Windows installed plus Firefox. I don't see how that could have such an effect that it has to initialize for hours and hours. I've seen one person post here that his was going on three days (I think) of initializing.

There's definitely something broken in UUP, and so far Microsoft hasn't figured out what.

AndreTen said:

Another thing comes to mind... How many user that*had problems deleted download optimization files*(some x ten MB). Could this*has some impact on UUP install process?

Not I, Andre! I would never! :)

Wynona said:

Not I, Andre! I would never! :)

I'll left them alone next time. Also .~bt and Windows.old folders and gonna try UUP again. :)

AndreTen said:

What says sfc /scannow?

sfc /scannow runs clean.