Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226 for PC Insider

My most recent upgrade attempt failed and setupact.log had this at the very end.

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FatalError [0x090001] PANTHR Exception (code 0xC0000005: ACCESS_VIOLATION) occurred at 0x00007FFF9D5F4F75 in X:\windows\System32\msvcrt.dll (+0000000000054F75).  Minidump attached (80589 bytes) to diagerr.xml and X:\windows\Panther\UnattendGC\mndB3E.diagerr.mdmp. 


Any idea what could be the issue here? I don't have an X drive by the way so I assume that's a consequence of a dual boot or something.

wen said:

Was there a "Fix" for 8 / 8.1 that would help us in Win 10 ??

Not as far as I know. That thread was 2,055 posts long with no particular "global" fix. Some were able to, some were not. I was one of the fortunate ones where sleep worked. Unfortunately my 16226 will not sleep, but my CU does. I've reported it in feedback.

Windows 8.1 refuses to sleep - Page 206

Yea, Wyn, don't know how many hours I spent trying to get my 8.1 to sleep. The only solution was win 10!

wen said:

Was there a "Fix" for 8 / 8.1 that would help us in Win 10 ??

If you don't need to conserve battery power and all you want to do is blank the screen, set sleep to "never", and turn on the "blank" screen saver & set the timer. Works perfectly. My old monitor had a flaw in that when it resumed from sleep the screen was far too bright, and I had to manually turn it off and then back on to get the correct image, every time--so that's when I went back to a screen saver and fixed the problem for that monitor. I don't need to conserve power with my desktop and the blank screen saver does the job.

waltc said:

If you don't need to conserve battery power and all you want to do is blank the screen, set sleep to "never", and turn on the "blank" screen saver & set the timer. Works perfectly. My old monitor had a flaw in that when it resumed from sleep the screen was far too bright, and I had to manually turn it off and then back on to get the correct image, every time--so that's when I went back to a screen saver and fixed the problem for that monitor. I don't need to conserve power with my desktop and the blank screen saver does the job.

I'm using a three year old DELL XPS-8700 Desktop with new Samsung SSD (primary) and new WD Black 1TB HDD (just there for experiments) with a Dell 2410 Monitor. NO need to conserve Power like a Laptop.

Finally a build that will install after 199.
So far so good

Kari said:

Those members who can't reinstall .NET Framework 3.5 even in Safe Mode (failed for me, tried all possible fixes), you can reinstall it by mounting 16226 ISO image, opening an elevated Command Prompt and entering the following command:

Dism /online /enable-feature /featurename:NetFx3 /All /Source:W:\sources\sxs /LimitAccess

(Replace drive ID W: with the actual ID of mounted W10 ISO.)

If you did not make 16226 ISO you can use any other W10 ISO, all Windows builds have .NET 3.5 install files in \Sources\SXS folder.

Kari

Weird...That is one of the first things I tried, long before I went to safe mode and it failed every time. Wish it had worked! Interesting thing was that it failed during the install, not the download, or the transfer from the disk, as in your example. Must be multiple causes of the .net 3.5 install problem, apparently!