Windows 10 Build 10240 for PC is now available

Well Bunny, i did not look for that.

Could not sign-off to get to my local account, but could sign-in with my 2d account, which i only use when problems.

There i saw that only 90% of the update was done, which is very strange, because i could do anything with the 2d account.

So sign-in once again to the M.S. account and in 5 seconds restart happened and everything is normal again.

Do not know what was the problem, but the initial upgrade did not complete and this after3-4 hours, so would never have completed by itself.

Jeff

Right-click the little cloud icon in the notification area and select 'manage storage' and you'll find out everything you need to know about your OneDrive storage.

lehnerus2000 said:

Since I had to switch to an Online Account to upgrade to b10240 I thought I'd check out some of the features that only work with OAs.

How do you determine how much space is available in OneDrive?

I thought that it was supposed to be integrated with W10.
It doesn't show up as a drive in File Explorer (like USB HDDs and Flash sticks do).
Right clicking on the icon and checking the properties only shows how much space has been used.

I have Dropbox installed in W7 (it is off most of the time) and it indicates how much space I have left (obviously not in Windows Explorer).

Surely if OneDrive is integrated in W10 it should display in File Explorer just like any other drive.
What use is it if you don't know how much space is available?
Is MS offering unlimited OneDrive storage?

MrQueely said:

Just got a security update, nothing else yet.

I got the 'security update' (as jyusa says, it's not only a security update) this morning, plus an Nvidia update (and of course a Definition Update for Windows Defender).

CountMike said:

Good things come to patient ones.

I had problems with the 10240 upgrade and went back to 8.1 Pro. I have the Windows 10 reservation. I guess that means waiting until July 29th because the Window Insider program no longer allows you to select the option for the PC.

alphanumeric said:

Unless you have an ISO, yes.

Downloading as I type. I don't plan to do a clean install so this may be a good test to see 10240 upgrade from Windows 8.1 Pro. If things go wrong at least my backup drive is current now.