Do you mutiboot by any chance. I've been getting the same well now I guess we call it GSOD. Green screen of death
Yes, I do multi-boot 1703 on a separate SSD.
As I noted in post #204
I shutdown Vipre, ensured Defender was running, downloaded UUPtoISOSetup.exe, scanned the file with Malwarebytes and Defender, both passed it.
Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Self Built OS: W10 Pro x64. W10 Pro x64 Insider Preview CPU: Intel i7 7700 Motherboard: Asus Prime H270-Pro Memory: G.Skill DDR4-2400 2 x 8GB Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti (Asus) Sound Card: Asus Xonar DSX Monitor(s) Displays: 2 x Dell U2412, 1 x Samsung XL20 Screen Resolution: 2 @ 1920 x 1200, I @1600 x 1200 Keyboard: Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Wireless 7000 Mouse: Logitech Master MX S PSU: EVGA 750W Case: Fractal Design Define R5 Cooling: Air, (Extra fans) Hard Drives: 2 x Samsung 250GB NVME SSD, 2 x 3TB Toshiba, 1 x 4TB Toshiba, 1 x Corsair 120GB SSD Internet Speed: Have seen 10mbs Browser: Firefox (default), Edge, Chrome, IE, Opera Antivirus: Vipre IS 2016
Computer Type: Tablet System Manufacturer/Model Number: Surface Pro 4 OS: Winows 10 Version1709 (OS build 16299.125) CPU: i5 (Skylake 14nm) Motherboard: Microsoft Corporation Surface Pro 4 (U3E1) Memory: 4GB DDR3 Graphics Card: Intel HD Graphics 520 (Microsoft) Sound Card: Realtek High Definition Audio(SST) (on-board) Monitor(s) Displays: Surface Display Screen Resolution: 2736x1824 @ 60Hz Keyboard: Surface Type Cover Mouse: Bluetooth (various mouse devices used) Hard Drives: 119GB NVMe SAMSUNG MZFLV128 (Unknown)
119GB Generic- USB3.0 CRW -SD USB Device (USB)
931GB TOSHIBA External USB 3.0 USB Device (USB (SATA) Browser: Default Firefox 64 bit Antivirus: Vipre Internet Security (Periodic Defender scan) Other Info: Surface 4 Dock
With hesitation after reading about the problems here, I did an update check and 16215 was already20% downloaded. I never updated to 16199, so this was to be from 16193.1001. Seemed rather slow but eventually ended up at the "restart now" screen with a message something to the effect ..."we could not restart your machine, wait a while and try again...." The "restart now" button was non responsive, so after a while with fingers crossed" did a system reset on my computer. Reboot seemed normal, waited but windows did not continue. Went to settings/update and there was the "restart now" screen, which responded this time and the install was completed. About 2 hrs total. About the time I got the "Hi" screen, my phone went off and 16215 was downloading on it.
Probably non related, but this past week I had a lot of trouble with the Win CU computer, Word/Excel would not save/save as, crashed frequently, could not log into work email and the browser(s) were crawling. I uninstalled MWB Pro, installed MWB Free and everything returned to normal. So with this insider edition, went ahead and deleted MWB Pro while 16125 started to download. MWB Free is installed and at this early minute, everything seems normal. My phone is still working on the update. :-)
Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Custom OS: Triple Boot Windows 10 IP Build 17643/Windows Server IP Build 17623/Debian Unstable Ker CPU: AMD FX-6100 Motherboard: GA-990FXA-UD3 Memory: 32GB Graphics Card: ATI Radeon 7700 Sound Card: Realtek and AMD Drivers Monitor(s) Displays: 1 Screen Resolution: 1920x1024 Keyboard: Dell Mouse: Logitech Case: Custom Hard Drives: 1 256B SamsungSDD (system and boot partitions)
2 1TB Seagate Drives (mostly used for VMs) Internet Speed: 2MB/s Browser: Firefox Nightly 60 Chrome Canary,Vivald,Edgei Antivirus: Windows Defender/IOBit Malware Fighter Pro
Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: HP Proliant OS: Windows Server 2016 Essentials CPU: Xeon Motherboard: HP Memory: 10GB Sound Card: none Screen Resolution: 1280x1024 Hard Drives: 256GB
Made ISO of 16215 per tutorial, TKS Kari, all went well but it stopped around 21% BSOD: "...Failed in First Boot Phase With an Error During Boot Operation". Not giving up, will look into these boot choices (F..) I hope I can find.
I think we can probably dub 215 as the buggiest upgrade yet. I can't believe they didn't test this on multiboot systems.
Thanks goodness for Virtual Machines. Here I have something going on a remote server (6 ft in back of me
I had other disk disconnected (it's Linux) and it still wouldn't even start updating after download. Luckily it let me make an ISO which I mounted and updated from it without a hitch. I don't think that build itself is buggy but this darn UUP.
Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Fujitsu Siemens Scaleo P AMI BIOS 1005.1001 03/02/2005 OS: Windows 10 x86 14383 Insider Pro and Core 10240 CPU: Intel socket 775 Pentium 4 540 HT 3200 Prescott Motherboard: Fujitsu Siemens ASUS P5GD1-FM/S AMI BIOS 1005.1001 Memory: 2GB DDR Graphics Card: GeForce 9500GT 512MB driver version 341.92 Sound Card: on-board Realtek High Definition Audio Monitor(s) Displays: Hewlett Packard HP vs17 Screen Resolution: 1280 x 1024 Keyboard: Logitech K120 Mouse: Logitech PSU: Antec 380W Case: Antec NSK 4000B Cooling: Big case fans Hard Drives: 2 Seagate 500 GBs, Maxtor 300GB, WD160 all rescued from old Sky and NTL STB throwouts. Internet Speed: BT 70 down 20 up Browser: Edge Antivirus: MS Defender Other Info: This is seriously old kit - dating back to early 2005. Almost all of it was thrown out as trash at some time! The keyboard and mouse, and the Graphics Card cost about £20 altogether.
It lives in a case with 8 drive bays, and runs several multibooting systems - from Windows XP to 10, and some Linux distributions without problems, and generally with good speed.
Computer Type: Laptop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Acer Travelmate 2423 OS: Windows 10 14393.2007 1607 CPU: Celeron M 1.50GHz 1 core Motherboard: Acer Phoenix BIOS 23 May 2006 Memory: 2 GB, 1.45 GB available Graphics Card: Mobile Intel® 915GM/GMS, 910GML Express Chipset Family Sound Card: Realtek AC'97 Monitor(s) Displays: Advent (Mirage driver) dfmirage.sys 2.0.105.0 Screen Resolution: 1400x900 Keyboard: Logitech K120 Mouse: Logitech M-U0026 PSU: Acer, External Case: Clamshell Cooling: Ext. laptop fan assist Hard Drives: Kingspec PATA IDE SSD 128GB Internet Speed: 80 up 18 down Browser: Chrome Canary Antivirus: Defender Other Info: Originally XP home x86 U/G to Pro, U/G Windows7 Pro, U/G Windows 10 Pro
I've seen the same scenario posted dozens and dozens of times today. Fails at 30%, inaccesable boot device, rollback to 16199. Words were a little different most of the time, but same scenario.
I fought with this exactly 3 times last night and once this morning. The first time I tried, last night, before restart, I made the 16215 ISO using the tutorial and it's add-on temp fix from Kari.
After the last time this morning, I said enough! Put the ISO on a thumb drive and clean installed. All is fine now.
Doesn't affect everyone, we all know. But does affect many, many, many. It's all over Feedback.
This is an alternative if you still want 16215. The tutorial is here:
With Vipre shutdown I have downloaded and used UUPtoISO. I have now a file named
16215.1000.170603-1840.RS_PRERELEASE_CLIENTPRO_OEMRET_X64FRE_EN-US.ISO
W10 File Explorer gives the size as 4,038,450KB
and it has auto mounted as drive M.
Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Self Built OS: W10 Pro x64. W10 Pro x64 Insider Preview CPU: Intel i7 7700 Motherboard: Asus Prime H270-Pro Memory: G.Skill DDR4-2400 2 x 8GB Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti (Asus) Sound Card: Asus Xonar DSX Monitor(s) Displays: 2 x Dell U2412, 1 x Samsung XL20 Screen Resolution: 2 @ 1920 x 1200, I @1600 x 1200 Keyboard: Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Wireless 7000 Mouse: Logitech Master MX S PSU: EVGA 750W Case: Fractal Design Define R5 Cooling: Air, (Extra fans) Hard Drives: 2 x Samsung 250GB NVME SSD, 2 x 3TB Toshiba, 1 x 4TB Toshiba, 1 x Corsair 120GB SSD Internet Speed: Have seen 10mbs Browser: Firefox (default), Edge, Chrome, IE, Opera Antivirus: Vipre IS 2016
Computer Type: Tablet System Manufacturer/Model Number: Surface Pro 4 OS: Winows 10 Version1709 (OS build 16299.125) CPU: i5 (Skylake 14nm) Motherboard: Microsoft Corporation Surface Pro 4 (U3E1) Memory: 4GB DDR3 Graphics Card: Intel HD Graphics 520 (Microsoft) Sound Card: Realtek High Definition Audio(SST) (on-board) Monitor(s) Displays: Surface Display Screen Resolution: 2736x1824 @ 60Hz Keyboard: Surface Type Cover Mouse: Bluetooth (various mouse devices used) Hard Drives: 119GB NVMe SAMSUNG MZFLV128 (Unknown)
119GB Generic- USB3.0 CRW -SD USB Device (USB)
931GB TOSHIBA External USB 3.0 USB Device (USB (SATA) Browser: Default Firefox 64 bit Antivirus: Vipre Internet Security (Periodic Defender scan) Other Info: Surface 4 Dock
Very true, Robot, but what ISP would I use? Kind of expensive just to make a new Build work.
ISP?
Whatever current you have. Powerline adapter in essence is also like an extender except it is wired.
Or if you meant you are using someone else's wifi, then yeah, that would be an issue.
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Source: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15063 for PC and Mobile - Windows Experience Blog
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Windows 10 Mobile Build 10586.63 - The latest update is similar to cumulative updates and does not bring any new features. However, the update is expected to bring some bug fixes, as well as some under the hood changes.
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