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

LEOPEVA64 said:

No, I don't have that option to trim the videos in Story Remix, I don't have the search box either or the automatically created albums that appear on the top but I've always had the option to trim finished videos, I'll do a clean installation on another small SSD to see if those others options appear in the Photos app, thanks for the answer.

Go to the store and check for updates.

Kari said:

Yeah, it's not working as designed simply by double clicking the VMCZ file, but works when done manually from elevated Command Prompt or PowerShell.

Another interesting aspect of all this is that Hyper-V Manager does not recognize .vmcz files when trying to import a VM.

A .vmcz -file is simply a zipped file with the VM folder and it's files and the VHD folder with it's VHDs. If I rename the .vmcz to .zip, then extract it, I can use Hyper-V Manager to import the extracted folder or register it in place. :)

LEOPEVA64 said:

No, I don't have that option to trim the videos in Story Remix, I don't have the search box either or the automatically created albums that appear on the top but I've always had the option to trim finished videos, I'll do a clean installation on another small SSD to see if those others options appear in the Photos app, thanks for the answer.

swarfega said:

Go to the store and check for updates.

Hello Windows Insiders,
Starting with Build 16232, we announced that we have paused testing new versions of our inbox apps with Windows Insiders in the Fast and Slow rings in order to make sure we provide customers with the highest quality inbox apps experience for the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update release possible. The result of this meant that some features we were testing in our inbox apps would temporarily disappear because some of our inbox apps won’t have all the latest new features without getting an update from the Windows Store. Unfortunately due to an issue with our targeting, some Insiders in the Fast and Slow rings received app updates for some of the inbox Windows apps such as Photos, Groove Music, Movies and TV and Paint 3D last week that brought back some new features and capabilities. Because it is critical that Insiders are experiencing the same versions of the inbox apps that will be released as the default for all Windows customers when we release the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, we are releasing updates to the inbox apps that restores them to what they were previously. This means that Insiders may notice some new features and capabilities disappear again temporarily until we officially resume flighting app updates to the Fast and Slow rings.
All inbox apps will be impacted by this and could see a loss of some UX and features. However, here a few specific examples of things being lost in some of the apps:

For Photos, Insiders will notice the loss of features like video editing and search.

More at:
Insider Hub - Windows Insider

Thanks for the info Edwin

swarfega said:

Go to the store and check for updates.

I have no pending updates and I have the latest version on Skip Ahead:

Cliff S said:

More at:
Insider Hub - Windows Insider

Yes, I read that, but that change does not affect those who are in Skip Ahead and I chose that option from the beginning.

Edwin said:

Edwin said:

If you're on the Creators Update, you won't see the suggestion banners or 'Inteli-Search' but you should still be able to trim individual supported video clips from within the 'Story Line':

No, I'm talking about Skip Ahead, I don't have any of those options, trim videos in S.Remix, search box or suggestion banners and I have the latest version of Photos app.

Edwin said:

Skip Ahead once again available to Insiders on the Creators Update

I'm almost convinced that it's just that they noticed that changing one value in registry would keep it open to anyone willing to do it, so they decided what the heck let people Skip ahead officially.