Upcoming Windows 10 Insider build from RTM development branch TH1 Insider

groze said:

@fireberd

You might want to remove the image and then re-upload it with FlightingOwnerGUID marked out unless you are using a clean install of windows 10 preview.

This is a separate installation. It is on a separate hard drive by itself.

DavidY said:

If tomorrow is the day when RTM is released, as rumoured, surely that's the more likely day for button-pushing?

insiders wont get rtm to 29th MS has said that in official blogs so not get it early

It’s 11pm here; they won’t push the button now it’s too late

bordi said:

It’s 11pm here; they won’t push the button now it’s too late

But it's only 3:00 PM in Redmond, Washington, USA. They will probably push the button tomorrow . . . maybe.

But that button push will only be for RTM announcement for OEMs and DVD burners and such, not for us. We'll probably get a new build sometime between now and Friday evening, I think. Could be a Release Candidate or just another build.

Dave44 said:

insiders wont get rtm to 29th MS has said that in official blogs so not get it early

Yes but I assume that

1. the build that will RTM will have passed through the same sort of testing through the various 'Ring's as all the Insider builds so far
2. so therefore it would meet the criteria to be passed to Insiders, and also probably isn't that different to 10166
3. so why wouldn't we get it at the same time as it's released to manufacturers?

I'm not sure what the point would be of holding it back for another 2 weeks? And therefore not giving us any other builds either (because what would be the point of giving us an earlier build than RTM? And it's unlikely we get a later build than RTM before 29 July).

Wynona said:

Rocky, if you choose to follow me into the Registry, I must caution you . . . do not change anything there!

OK, right click on Start and select "Run". Type "regedit" without the quotes in the box that appears. This will take you to the Windows Registry.

HKLM = HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, so click on that. Now, just follow down the list to

SOFTWARE>Microsoft>WindowsSelfHost>Applicability and click on the down arrow as you come to each one. When you finally arrive at Applicability and click that you will see "BranchName" along with a bunch of other things. So now, double click BranchName and If you see "TH1" you are ready for the next build.

Hope this is plain enough for you.

Thank you very much. I got the TH1, so I am ready.

This is what is in my branch name
{"Branches":[{"BranchRings":["WIS","WIF"],"FlightingDisabled":false,"Migrate":"","Name":"TH1","Platform":"Windows.Desktop"}]}

It shows "TH1" ???

All set on this mach. TH1:)