Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15063 for PC and Mobile Insider

dencal said:

They have always had two recovery partitions, one of 1.98GB and another 45MB.

mine are exactly 2GB (Recovery) and 500MB (System Reserved) to the bit

Cliff S said:

I did that after posting here dencal A link if you want to upvote: Feedback Hub - Windows Insider Program

I take back my earlier comment Cliff, have up voted on your link....I am the second.

slicendice said:

Updating VM to 15063, just did first reboot, no issues with the DL/Init/Prep parts. Is an Express upgrade as I expected it to be this time. Takes a bit longer to update. So all you impatient, try to let the update do it's thing, it takes a long time on computers with slow HDDs.

kado897 said:

3 hours start to finish for me.

45 minutes start to finish....including making of ISO. No impatience issue here.

dencal said:

I take back my earlier comment Cliff, have up voted on your link....I am the second.

Thanks

f14tomcat said:

45 minutes start to finish....including making of ISO. No impatience issue here.

LOL, your Desktop PC is a beast compared to my 64-bit VM With only 2 cores and 2GB RAM assigned, on an ancient laptop host.

slicendice said:

mine are exactly 2GB (Recovery) and 500MB (System Reserved) to the bit

No new Recovery partition for me, ye olde one with 450MB only.

dencal said:

They have always had two recovery partitions, one of 1.98GB and another 45MB.

Just to clarify what I meant. I multiboot 4 OS's on same SSD. RTM/Insider #1/8.1/Insider #2. Each has it's own 450MB recovery, at least here. #1 that I just > 15063 now has a new one, 450MB carved out of the OS partition. 2 450MB's sitting side-by-side.

I've never had or seen any 1.98GB or 45MB recovery partitions. All of mine have been 450MB.

Only have just Insider for testing on 125GB SSD.
Have just corrected my post #68.....450MB was down as 45MB....excuse my clanger.

Went to bed after about 3/4s of an hour after download. About 2.45 am here. Everything done this morning. Making an ISO now.