Announcing Windows 10 Insider Fast Build 16257 PC + 15237 Mobile Insider

Edwin said:

It's pretty useless but, gotta fiddle around with sumpthin while we're waitin for a new Build!!!

You got that right - a bunch of guys exposing their serial numbers was getting old fast.

A new build Wednesday - just a guess.

I was under impression that N versions could not get Insider updates.

However, just seen this on another site, so I wonder When MS changed it policy (assuming this is not a fake).

I have a Pro N vm, so I am going to see what happens. It used to let you join but never updated as Insider updates were never released.

cereberus said:

I was under impression that N versions could not get Insider updates.

However, just seen this on another site, so I wonder When MS changed it policy (assuming this is not a fake).

I have a Pro N vm, so I am going to see what happens. It used to let you join but never updated as Insider updates were never released.

Well it seems you can now get Insider N versions - I hope I have not just doubled our friend @Kari's workload in creating isos :).

HippsieGypsie said:

So is this the team's section or portal that's writing to port CP over to Settings app?

What the hay is this? LOL

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Hahahah, that is just a typical radio button test that every programmer that try to make even a decent UI will have in their visual and functional tests. All those different values and states are very important both in how they look and work. :)

CopperCliff said:

...if it is legal to put an insider build on it or does MS frown on that?

Microsoft has naturally nothing to say in this matter. It's your computer, you install any operating you want to that runs on it. Just keep on your mind that to activate it, you need to buy a license: Get Windows 10 | Shop Buy New Windows Devices | Microsoft

cereberus said:

Well it seems you can now get Insider N versions - I hope I have not just doubled our friend @Kari's workload in creating isos :).

Oh s***! I've seen absolutely no information about this, no announcement about changed policy. A year ago I asked Dona about this. Her answer was so clear that even a non-native English speaker like me could understand it without any doubts:

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Need to test. Now! Thanks for sharing @Martin.

Kari

Kari said:

Microsoft has naturally nothing to say in this matter. It's your computer, you install any operating you want to that runs on it. Just keep on your mind that to activate it, you need to buy a license: Get Windows 10 | Shop Buy New Windows Devices | Microsoft




Oh s***! I've seen absolutely no information about this, no announcement about changed policy. A year ago I asked Dona about this. Her answer was so clear that even a non-native English speaker like me could understand it without any doubts:

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Need to test. Now! Thanks for sharing @Martin.

Kari

Of course, my wife used to consider that "No" was a flexible concept e.g. if she wanted new shoes and I said No, she would buy them anyway and justify it as "I could tell you meant Yes by the way you said No" - LOL.

cereberus said:

Of course, my wife used to consider that "No" was a flexible concept e.g. if she wanted new shoes and I said No, she would buy them anyway and justify it as "I could tell you meant Yes by the way you said No" - LOL.

Women!