Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Skip Ahead Build 16353 for PC Insider

This build just uploaded to buildfeed.net
10.0.16361.1000 (rs_prerelease.170907-1419)

Thus it looks right on track for build 16362 to be the one we get this week. Most likely won't hear the verdict from Dona or Shawn until Tues.

martyfelker said:

This build just uploaded to buildfeed.net
10.0.16361.1000 (rs_prerelease.170907-1419)

Thus it looks right on track for build 16362 to be the one we get this week. Most likely won't hear the verdict from Dona or Shawn until Tues.

Well, Marty at least we've had time to take a longer look at these current builds. Both look pretty good -- at least from my use. I like 16353 very much.

Yes, I agree with the consensus. 16353 is a very good release. And I should definitely have enough disk space for 16362 or whatever build comes our way. Still, I made a suggestion on the Feedback Hub that Microsoft develop a program that could run near the beginning of the upgrade process which could estimate whether or not one has the disk space to complete the upgrade. I would have appreciated that technology which many install programs the first time I tried to do a "quick install" of the Windows 10 Enterprise dev platform as well.

martyfelker said:

This build just uploaded to buildfeed.net
10.0.16361.1000 (rs_prerelease.170907-1419)

Thus it looks right on track for build 16362 to be the one we get this week. Most likely won't hear the verdict from Dona or Shawn until Tues.

Didn't a recent post expose that Dona and Shawn are the same person ?

cereberus said:

Didn't a recent post expose that Dona and Shawn are the same person ?

Not true. :)

Brink said:

Not true. :)

Oh darn - I must be so gullible. Anyway, I always thought Dona was a CGI as her complexion just looks too smooth to be a real person. Has anybody ever actually seen her in the flesh (I am not talking about MS videos - they are easy to fake these days) .

Well, then inquiring minds would want to know just how many Brinks there are?

martyfelker said:

Well, then inquiring minds would want to know just how many Brinks there are?

Counting outer space ?

People are always on the brink, so there must be thousands.