Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Slow Build 16296 for PC  

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I still have networking issues. Can see my network attached Mac Pro's and NAS, reach root folders but then I get an error trying to enter a Folder. Credentials checked already.

Cheers

w1mnk said:

Same here. I have GRUB2 on the first boot drive. From there I can select Ubuntu or Mint or Windows boot loader (On SSD) and boot whichever Windows I want. Right now, the latest Insider 16296 build.

Yes I could easily just use GRUB2. However the most stable option for me right now is 4 primary partitions on my SSD (BTBM Windows 10 IP 16296, Windows Server 2016 Standard, Debian Sid. BTBM partition is 6MB then 3 Equal Partitions. It's possible I might install openSUSE Tumbleweed but Debian is performing very well. In fact I'm going there because my VMware VM or Build 16296.0 is done. The size of the 2 useless windows.old file is over 40GB to yield 13GB of pure Microsoft code.

HippsieGypsie said:

Got it all set up. Slow, but sure. Both running great so far. I'll designate the unallocated space for Ma...ma...ma...Macrium backups.


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Not a good idea to put backups on the same drive HG.

magilla said:

Did the RTM drive/partition get erased? This is really weird

Yep, and then the space was incorporated into my Insider Program partition.

Fisher Mann said:

Been tossing it around for a few months to either do a dual boot or a Hyper-V VM. Am going to wait until the FCU comes out to decide, but the easy BCD looks pretty good. (I checked out the web page). Just want a split for Insiders and the other for a stable build like a CU.

That's what I had until this update, Fisher.

HippsieGypsie said:

Do you mean only because of drive failure? I thought about that. It's a secondary experimental PC, so no big loss to me. No important files on it. I'd replace with an SSD.

I'm just learning Macrium. Is it possible to be able to recover without using a thumb WinPE? Can I point Macrium from the boot menu to images?

Ah OK that's fine and yes Macrium can create a Windows boot menu entry to boot into the PE recovery environment directly without using a thumb drive. In the menu Other Tasks->Add Recovery boot menu Option...