Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15031 for PC Insider

Cliff S said:

The good thing is, I have my checkpoints, and even a couple of exports on my F: drive in a partition for System Images and Hyper-V exports, but still, seeing that I can drag & drop between host and VM, means malware could move between the two also when the VM is running, or in File Explorer, move about in the Network tree using my router
Good that my modem-router is locked nice and tight, but....(I won't say it).

I use my beta testing VM's for e.g. ESET / macOS / Windows 10 Insiders totally isolated from my host, but in all VM's always clean install my ESET AV/firewall in which I import my global settings and tweaks:

VM-WIN10-15031u




Better safe-than-sorry indeed!

Cheers

M4v3r1ck said:

I use my beta testing VM's for e.g. ESET / macOS / Windows 10 Insiders totally isolated from my host, but in all VM's always clean install my ESET AV/firewall in which I import my global settings and tweaks:

VM-WIN10-15031u




Better safe-than-sorry indeed!

Cheers

I'm a gambler, but at least I use "educated guesses"

Update:

#WindowsInsiders: We won't be releasing a build on 2/20 PST. We will be looking at the SH data from bug bash bug fixes & choosing a build.

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Brink said:

Update:

#WindowsInsiders: We won't be releasing a build on 2/20 PST. We will be looking at the SH data from bug bash bug fixes & choosing a build.

hopefully one where Defender and friends are not buggy:)

Cliff S said:

hopefully one where Defender and friends are not buggy:)

It wasn't buggy when build was released, it's something on their side.

Cliff S said:

I'm a gambler, but at least I use "educated guesses"

I need to remember your quote! -> filed!

Build 15041 may be the next build released this week. Compiled Friday. Source buildfeed

Slightly off topic but @Cliff S just sent me an interesting link in Skype. The article is in German, here's a translation of it. Notice: Instead of translating it myself tediously word by word I let Google Translator to do the job:

Police congress: Mercedes shows Windows 10 Mobile Continuum in the car

In Berlin, the European Police Conference will take place between 21 and 22 February, where a large number of participants will be able to see the newest technologies of the police, but also companies will be able to present their products. Microsoft and the software group are also showing Windows 10 Mobile, the Cloud and Surface Hub, how to simplify the work of the police.

In the US, the NYPD, the New York police, has been a customer of Microsoft for years and since the end of 2016 the police have also tested the HP Elite x3. The police use the Windows Universal App HybridForms to collect data, which saves the paper on the one hand and, on the other hand, saves the amount of data needed to digitize the office. The different forms can be easily retrieved in the app and the data entered into it. Uploaded to the cloud, they are also directly in the guard and do not have to be handed over by hand.

A quite interesting concept brings Windows 10 into the car, but only by Continuum, as pictures of icomedias show. The Lumia 950 XL is connected to the infotainment system of the new Mercedes E-Class by means of Continuum Dock and the HybridForms Police app runs directly in the car. On the larger display, the data can be displayed more clearly and at the same time are visible to the driver during the journey, without having to take the smartphone into his hands and risking a penalty.

Original article (in German): Polizeikongress: Mercedes zeigt Windows 10 Mobile Continuum im Auto

Update:

#windowsinsiders we don't love the quality of the selfhost build from the weekend so we not be releasing it. No builds today.

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