Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226 for PC Insider

brummyfan said:

There's no more High Performance plan in Power options in this build.
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I have the option.....


ETA - just booted to Education and Enterprise installs - all have the High Performance option - all were set to the High Performance option before the upgrade - not sure if this is relevant or not...

brummyfan said:

There's no more High Performance plan in Power options in this build.
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Mine shows Balanced and Power Saver; however, if I go into Create Power Plan, I have the option to create a High Performance plan.

Wynona said:

Mine shows Balanced and Power Saver; however, if I go into Create Power Plan, I have the option to create a High Performance plan.

Thanks - will save this info for possible future use -

Install went fine on my Asrock Z97 Killer mobo with i7 (desktop) but failed again on the Dell Venue Pro 11 7139. Tried uninstalling the .NET 3.5 stuff while the install was underway but no dice. Trying again now: 76% complete on "preparing to install" with about half an hour into downloading and preparing so far. Seems faster than the previous build, watching this unfold.

As for the desktop, here's what I saw there, post-install:
1. Still get a clean bill of health from DISM ... /checkhealth, and a "Repairable" verdict from DISM ... /scanhealth. Speaks to continuing flight-signing issues outside the image file itself, I imagine.
2. Cleanup of windows.old came to 23.6 GB this time around, but went reasonably fast. Want to try the settings version of cleanup in the space management facility on the Dell if opportunity presents.
3. PatchCleaner reports no orphaned elements belonging to Windows (I have only one, and it's from Macrium Reflect, courtesy of its most recent update)
4. DriverStore Explorer (rapr.exe) shows no spurious, duplicated, or obsolete drivers, but Reliability Monitor shows that indeed all drivers were reinstalled (correctly, apparently) following the latest upgrade. Likewise, WUMT finds no missing drivers, either (for those not already in the know WUMT offers a terrific, totally free driver scan as part of its update checks).

I've been stuck on 77% complete with no progress on the Dell for 15 minutes now. Anybody aware of other issues I can look for? Thanks!
--Ed--

PS: Progress just jumped to 80% so I'm apparently not stuck forever, just for a long while!

PPS: Made it through this time! Check this out:

I am getting the exact same thing as last time with 215 - it fails to get past the first reboot, stopping at 33% - it held there overnight.

This build is out of whack, I'm giving it one more chance and than I'll do clean install. My system was very clean before it all started and still no dice. It's downloading all over again together with 2 security updates to VisualC.