Windows 10 build 10176 has leaked onto the web

BunnyJ · 11 Jul 2015

Edwin said:

Hey Jeff, can you post a shot of your C drive if you see anything strange?

I removed it and installed 10166 instead..

BunnyJ · 11 Jul 2015

Gary said:

For some reason when I try to dual boot with Windows 7 everything works fine until Win 10 gets an update then I can't boot into Windows 7. But a VM would work but I am not that interested in it as it will not be all that diff than 10166.

I never have issues with a dual boot set up.. but YMMV..

badrobot · 11 Jul 2015

Edwin said:

Hey Jeff, can you post a shot of your C drive if you see anything strange?

You talking about the "inetpub" folder?

badrobot · 11 Jul 2015

Edwin said:

Definitely somebody's 'homebrew'.

Attachment 23953

It had to be brewed for the EN-US version.

fracking4oil · 11 Jul 2015

Joanne said:

Also, how is it possible to have the same Theme after a clean installation on an unallocated SSD?!

OneDrive sync!

Edwin · 11 Jul 2015

badrobot said:

You talking about the "inetpub" folder?

Yeah, what is that stuff?

Edwin · 11 Jul 2015

Joanne said:

Since you are previewing this leaked build can please tell me IF you have observed any of the issues I mention in my post# 34, above?

Thanks

EDIT: The 24 hour thing does work:

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badrobot · 11 Jul 2015

I just noticed.. there's no watermark..

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Edwin · 11 Jul 2015

badrobot said:

I just noticed.. there's no watermark..

No 'timebomb' either!
A good release candidate!

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Joanne · 11 Jul 2015

Thank you, Edwin, let's take them one by one :

Edwin said:

- The blurry thing, I found, is unfixable on any dpi other than 100%.

Yes, you are right and it is a pitty because in my monitors text at 100% displays too minuscule... My monitors are shown in my System Specs. What monitor(s) do you have?

Edwin said:

- The text size thing is a little strange; in my experience, you have to change all of them, or at least the ones you want, then click Apply.

I have just tried it : I changed all of them to "12" and then hit "Apply". It does NOT work. I've even signed out and then right back in. The "Menus" still display as size 9, or in any case smaller than the rest. Here is a screenshot of a few menus (programs) after setting my monitors at 100% (recommended) Zoom, and then setting everything at "12" and hitting Apply :

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Observe the odd disproportionality in text size between the the Title bar(s) and the text written inside. For example, in my GPU's properties panel look how bigger the title bar text is than the rest. In Word 2016 the same! The Event viewer, as well as the Device Manager, shows that there is no blurriness anymore, so yes this setting cures the text blurriness in these, and all the other, Windows Components but the text is weirdly smaller.

Also, this setting has no effect on the Start Menu items or in the Mail app, for example.

What a mess this setting is...

Edwin said:

- No live Mail App tile? Beats me! Works on the Phone but not on the Desktop!

Okay, so the live tile of the Mail app does not work on your desktop either? Okay. The only tiles that work for me are the Weather tile, Money and News. I have not set any other.

Edwin said:

- 24Hr thing didn't work for me either.

Nope, it does not work on your system either, as it seems... You've posted later another post that 24h time format works on your system but I was referring to the Logon screen. So, when you Sign out what time format do you see on your Logon screen? Do you see a 24h time format on your logon screen IF that's how you've set time format in your system? Or do you see a 12h format with AM or PM if you have a 12h time format on your system? I hope so but I don't think so....