Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226 for PC Insider

Josey Wales said:

I have never heard of a Piece of Software ruining a CPU unless it caused a runaway or whatever they call it.

Ummm, I think that's what I said, Josey.

Originally Posted by OilerNut

My less than 1 year old motherboard/cpu died on me last week. Took it in as the place I bought it from has a 1 year return policy, turns out the CPU went bad and they are RMAing to Intel.

I blame running Windows 10 insider builds on it.

If Insider Builds trash the motherboard/CPU, then it's the motherboard/CPU that's at fault, not the Insider Preview.

There, I fixed it. :)

Wynona said:

Ummm, I think that's what I said, Josey.

Originally Posted by OilerNut



If Insider Builds trash the motherboard/CPU, then it's the motherboard/CPU that's at fault, not the Insider Preview.

There, I fixed it. :)

Ummm, I think that's what I said, Josey.

I know that is what you said and then TC said the same thing. Just agreeing with you

Josey Wales said:

I know that is what you said and then TC said the same thing. Just agreeing with you

Okey dokey. I'm a little tired from messing with that stupid 32 GB hard drive mess of a laptop. I thunk youse were tellin' me I messed up agin.

Edwin said:

Well......,

been around this Build, inside and out, sideways and front ways;

and considering the pita it took to get it, I'm not impressed at all!

Not any better than the last iteration!

(It's beginning to make this whole Insider Program look like a foolish marketing scheme, (which it is!))

- remember, Edwin, installing a complete OS is NOT the same as installing an app ..
- we Insiders do it so often it's likely we are in danger of becoming a little blasé about it all..

- installing a completely new (or upgraded) OS is bound to be a little more delicate..
- in any case, it's not likely to be a common-place event in the real world (- as in outsider-land)

- it's certainly not a marketing exercise - we volunteered our services to MS's tech team
- just gotta keep sending in that Feedback..

Wynona said:

Okey dokey. I'm a little tired from messing with that stupid 32 GB hard drive mess of a laptop. I thunk youse were tellin' me I messed up agin.

No I was not, I feel bad about that laptop, I posted a suggestion in the other place.:)

smactilactus said:

I am finding this build runs perfectly well. I totally forgot about my Surface Pro 4. As soon as I clicked back on the fast ring and clicked update, it updated to 16226 like it was nothing. And runs very smoothly on it. I love this build. I have run all over it as well, and have found no problems with the things i do daily. It is the fastest to restart that I have had in a long while, and things snap up when I ask for them. Everyone's configs are a little different, and so our experiences are going to be different. But for me, this is the best build yet, on both of my devices.

Yes indeed if I had what you have it would have been perfect but I do not and not that many do. But no matter what you have MS should at least make so it will install.

Josey Wales said:

Does Cortana work for You, she would not for me.

I haven't yet tried Cortana. It doesn't interest me much but I'll give it shot - once I boot into Windows that is. I had to re-install Siduction because a hard disk connector I use to store Linux VMs got disconnected and the drive was in fstab. No problem with that re-install. Siduction is basically Debian 9 (Stretch) but it run Linux kernel 4.11 wonderfully and I have my VMware WS and Virtualbox VMs back.
Plenty of Windows 10 build 16215 to update.