Announcing Windows 10 Insider Build Slow 16288 PC + Fast 15250 Mobile Insider

Tony K · 17 Sep 2017

OilerNut said:

So yeah it seems 1709 uses WDDM 2.3, while 1703 used 2.2

A heads up. Just got the new Nvidea driver on my 1703 / 16362.1000 and it's the same driver and model 2.3.

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OilerNut · 17 Sep 2017

HippsieGypsie said:

A heads up. Just got the new Nvidea driver on my 1703 / 16362.1000 and it's the same driver and model 2.3.

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Hmm interesting, thanks for the info.

Tony K · 17 Sep 2017

OilerNut said:

Hmm interesting, thanks for the info.

You're welcome. Weird to get it on a Sunday evening. I noticed business with my CPU and the screen went blank for a few seconds along with the device insert sound.

Zardoc · 17 Sep 2017

f14tomcat said:

Guess that might be why I don't have any issues with God Mode....I don't have Office.

There you go. :)

f14tomcat · 17 Sep 2017

24c said:

Spoke too soon - just had to roll back to 385.41 - colors got all messed up - couldn't grab a screenshot soon enough. Seems I was wrong 2.3 is not better than 2.2 -

@OilerNut - will be anxious to see if you remain issue free with 387.68 drivers. May depend on the version of GeFocre being run ???

You try reinstalling it thru GeForce and choosing custom and only the Driver, unchecking all others? No 3D, Physx or Audio? And choosing clean install?

24c · 17 Sep 2017

f14tomcat said:

You try reinstalling it thru GeForce and choosing custom and only the Driver, unchecking all others? No 3D, Physx or Audio? And choosing clean install?

I did a rollback - I usually follow your plan when I install d/l versions from Nvidia - this is all I have installed now

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Anxious to see if it gets updated again, I'd like to grab a screenshot - kind of looked like a bad acid trip from 1971, or thereabouts

f14tomcat · 17 Sep 2017

24c said:

I did a rollback - I usually follow your plan when I install d/l versions from Nvidia - this is all I have installed now

Anxious to see if it gets updated again, I'd like to grab a screenshot - kind of looked like a bad acid trip from 1971, or thereabouts

If it's that bad, you probably can't get to a screenshot! :) Have your phone/camera ready.

24c · 17 Sep 2017

f14tomcat said:

If it's that bad, you probably can't get to a screenshot! :) Have your phone/camera ready.

I may have exaggerated some - pretty sure I can grab a screenshot - if I am real quick.
It actually happened yesterday and I didn't realize what it was - a new experience for me - the joys of beta testing - like marriage, you never know how it is going to turn out.

ETA - now they're back...anxious to see how long before the fireworks start.

ETA2 - The issue is tied to the night light settings - the more the slider is moved to the left - the worse the color distortion is.
I took screenshots of both settings, as well a snipping tool shots - in neither of the shots did the distortion show up - I'm going to bed now - this is very strange behavior -

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Eagle51 · 17 Sep 2017

Just got around to updating my Win10 Pro Insider to 16288 and noticed a new entry in the windows add/remove features (SMB 1.0/CIFS Automatic Removal). I know MS says they're removing SMBv1, but I hope the little tell-tell mouse over message holds true, as I have a 3yr old netgear router (which is EOL, so no more firmware updates)) and use it's USB file sharing feature which requires SMBv1.

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OilerNut · 17 Sep 2017

Eagle51 said:

Just got around to updating my Win10 Pro Insider to 16288 and noticed a new entry in the windows add/remove features (SMB 1.0/CIFS Automatic Removal). I know MS says they're removing SMBv1, but I hope the little tell-tell mouse over message holds true, as I have a 3yr old netgear router (which is EOL, so no more firmware updates)) and use it's USB file sharing feature which requires SMBv1.

Yeah Microsoft said they are just removing it from being enabled by default. They won't be actually completely removing SMB1, too much legacy system out there depend on it.