Announcing Windows 10 Insider Slow Build 17025 for PC Insider

dencal · 27 Oct 2017

AndreTen said:

Doesn't crash here, but doesn't doing much either

Have one question, though... Anybody else has "Some settings are managed by your organization... " under Windows Update?

See following attachment.

heikwith · 27 Oct 2017

bordi said:

Seems the last two versions 17017 and 17025 are incompatible with my machine
Neither version will install, both get stuck on windows logo on first reboot
Both on a never ending loop

heikwith said:

Here also error 0xc1900101 fast Build 17025, but not in build 17017
So it can be false.
https://www.google.nl/search?q=0xc19...or+Build+17025
I will do a extended Disk Cleanup in 17017 and after reboot try 17025 again.

After extended Disk Cleanup in 17017 I installed 17025 without problems.

M4v3r1ck · 27 Oct 2017

Automatic update to Build 17025!

Announcing Windows 10 Insider Slow Build 17025 for PC-screencap-2017-10-27-13.22.19.png

Cheers

Kari · 27 Oct 2017

A bit tired for hearing "We do not support clean install of Insider builds from self made ISO images", especially when there are no Fast Ring ISO images available, yet for instance 17025 release notes say among other things this:

We fixed an issue where clean installing Windows while not connected to the internet might result in default Start tiles showing download arrows indefinitely rather than the expected image.

(Quote from 17025 release notes at Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17025 for PC - Windows Experience Blog

I decided to check if there is a way to clean install latest Fast Ring build in a way that must be supported. Found one, wrote a tut. Here it is:

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In case you can't see the above embedded tweet, here's a direct link to tutorial: Windows Insider - Clean install latest Fast Ring build Installation Upgrade Tutorials

Kari

JGToy · 27 Oct 2017

cereberus said:

Sack the developer. Is he not aware that error messages are only supposed to display an obscure error number that cannot be googled :-D.

And that isn't the last of it... If I use that command line and follow the procedure after, nothing happens.

Fabler2 · 27 Oct 2017

I don't know what has happened to Edge in this version but on this old laptop it's blazingly fast. First unusual thing was logging in after the 17025 update and no 'Hi We're setting up a few disasters' screen. So far all apps update ok and no problems with Store. Think I will run with Edge for a while and let Vivaldi take a back seat.

Fabler2 · 27 Oct 2017

Another thing I've noticed is that the CPU usage is much lower now when opening a new page/tab in Edge compared to Vivaldi.

cereberus · 27 Oct 2017

JGToy said:

And that isn't the last of it... If I use that command line and follow the procedure after, nothing happens.

Oh - he can keep his job - it is ok if error message and fix is useless

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CountMike · 27 Oct 2017

Couldn't fix problems with Store and Right click menu on Start plus few assorted ones like with printer. So I did Fresh start, it kept some programs but not many. Had to reinstall most of them but some time ago I collected installation files and registrations for ones that need it in a folder so I don't have to chase them thru multiple disks. Now everything works like it should. Longest time took to customize Start menu and Tiles. Still working on it.

martyfelker · 27 Oct 2017

JGToy said:

And that isn't the last of it... If I use that command line and follow the procedure after, nothing happens.

I can confirm that this NULL result is same after following these instructions using Windows 10 Enterprise Build 17017. Weried Error message indeed.