Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15055 for PC and Mobile Insider
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That is surprisingly logical (not meaning surprisingly logical from you, I mean generally
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I have to admit I have not thought of that explanation. Might explain my situation, too: I have IE on all systems, it's just there, but as you know I sysprepp Users folder to another drive, too, every time I install, doing it in Audit Mode using built-in admin.
Yeah, as soon as you mentioned the built-in admin account, it clicked.
however, the last time I created a new VM from a clean install it also had IE. I think. Time to build that VM lol.
IE11 has been moved to Programs/features>> features, with the normal check option on/off.
I have
set it to off from the first IP,
only use a local account,
allways go the WU route.
That might explain why my downloads are on average 2/3 slower than most, it has to re-enable it then dissable it??
Roy
Actually, since IE11 has been a part of that section for a while. It is the migration of the section under Programs and Features (Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Features --> Turn Windows features on or off --> Internet Explorer 11)
to the new Settings panel, so now it can also be found at Action Center --> All Settings --> Apps --> Apps & Features (sidbar) --> Manage optional features.
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Hmmm, I wonder if you can force your system to limit your upload speeds for your computer, using settings for the NIC? That might help a bit.
Or have you already tried that?
Downloading the esd files using My Win 8.1 drive only required Me to Seed up at around 40-50% of My Max upload speed so the esds came in uncorrupted. So it appears to be a torrent type download that M$ has control of My settings and is Forcing Me to upload without My consent ! Not Happy 
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Downloading the esd files using My Win 8.1 drive only required Me to Seed up at around 40-50% of My Max upload speed so the esds came in uncorrupted. So it appears to be a torrent type download that M$ has control of My settings and is Forcing Me to upload without My consent ! Not Happy
@Bat 1
Do you have this off? If it's on, you are also uploading as you are downloading, and continuing to do so until you do a Disk Cleanup.
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Off on all the Windows 10s when I tried UUP upgrades and don't see that on my Windows 8.1 PC I used to download the esds
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As long as Microsoft does not change their policy for not allowing built-in admin account to use UWP apps, IE is and will remain in Windows 10, at least until it will be replaced with another native Microsoft Win32 browser.
Sys admin needs to have access to Internet through IE for at least to download and install a third party browser. I am 100% sure it's this plain and simple: IE cannot be completely removed.
As far as I remember, except for first few iterations, IE could never be completely removed, only it's UI. not even in European builds.
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Well gone from 15048 to 15055 direct and it download 7.32 GB - so much for it being 30% smaller - LOL.
A 7+ GB update? I wonder where they think some people are going to put all these monster updates?
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A 7+ GB update? I wonder where they think some people are going to put all these monster updates?
On some of my 10TB in disks ? Or in same place where people keep several 50GB+ games ?
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A 7+ GB update? I wonder where they think some people are going to put all these monster updates?
I asked this dumb question ��.
Of course, that is the size after the downloaded updates have been decompressed. The actual download is much smaller.
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Off on all the Windows 10s when I tried UUP upgrades and don't see that on my Windows 8.1 PC I used to download the esds
It's not an 8.1 option. All brand new stuff in Windows 10. No relationship at all to 8.1 or earlier.
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