Announcing Windows 10 Insider Slow Build 16251 PC Insider

slicendice said:

Yep, in Chrome I have Groups/Folders that are up to 5 levels deep. But it's really fast to find the right link from there. On Edge I have click, click, click, click...

I tried Chrome but it uses 361 Mb of space and there are still processes running after you close it. I admit that it is faster than Firefox but Fx only uses 101 Mb's. I had to go back to Firefox.

f14tomcat said:

Is that implying Edge does not?

Yep, exactly that. You can play FHD DRM content on both Edge and IExplorer. :)

Josey Wales said:

I tried Chrome but it uses 361 Mb of space and there are still processes running after you close it. I admit that it is faster than Firefox but Fx only uses 101 Mb's. I had to go back to Firefox.

Josey, just an FYI, maybe why that part.

John Pombrio said:

I tried that before I had to go offsite to find a ISO. The Softwaredistribution/download folder was empty after the update was done this morning when I woke up. The one in Windows.old did NOT work. I would assume that once the folder is empty, there is no way to create you own ISO any more?

HippsieGypsie said:

No there is not. I also had problems using the one in the .old folder a few builds back.

... and that is exactly the reason why I have posted this warning at the beginning of the tutorial:

   Warning

Notice please: When Windows Update has finished downloading the UUP upgrade, the files needed to make the ISO are stored in a subfolder in C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download.

These files will in some cases be removed when upgrade is done. If you want to make an ISO for future needs, you have to do it before starting the upgrade process itself, after downloading the upgrade files but before clicking Restart now button!

Kari said:

... and that is exactly the reason why I have posted this warning at the beginning of the tutorial:

   Warning

Notice please: When Windows Update has finished downloading the UUP upgrade, the files needed to make the ISO are stored in a subfolder in C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download.

These files will in some cases be removed when upgrade is done. If you want to make an ISO for future needs, you have to do it before starting the upgrade process itself, after downloading the upgrade files but before clicking Restart now button!

Not in defense, just explanation.... he was doing an unattended install.

f14tomcat said:

Josey, just an FYI, maybe why that part.

I did that TC and there were still some there..

Josey Wales said:

I did that TC and there were still some there..

just a thought.

f14tomcat said:

just a thought.

Thanks TC