Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast+Skip Build 17046 for PC Insider

CountMike said:

This build is working fine except.... some programs that always worked just refuse to start but only some times. And I mean just flatly refuse to start, busy circle spins and spins, nothing shows in Task Manager, until system is restarted and then work properly.... and then again NOT.
All system tests show no problems.

interesting. Makes one wonder about our system test in terms of reliability

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We want a new build with some of the new features NOW. Dona, Brink, please.

magilla said:

We want a new build with some of the new features NOW. Dona, Brink, please.

A superstitious person might take the date on Windows 10 desktop in following video Microsoft published today as a sign; new build coming tomorrow. Maybe...

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And it would be right on time for me, only 8GB left on fast internet plan.

Kari said:

A superstitious person might take the date on Windows 10 desktop in following video Microsoft published today as a sign; new build coming tomorrow. Maybe...

And the document date....

I find no logical explanations for this Outlook & Explorer crash issue. Have tested on another partition, clean installing 17046 does not have this issue, upgrade from v. 1709 to 17046 has the issue.

Posted this on Feedback Hub, in case anyone else will experience similar crashes please upvote:

I keep Outlook 2016 always open, usually minimized to notification area. Since upgrading to 17046, every 30 minutes to 4 hours first Outlook crashes and restarts, followed by Explorer crashing and restarting. As it only takes a few seconds for Outlook and Explorer to restart, this is more an annoyance than a big issue. However, as this is so regular, I think it's worth to report. PC works just fine after this crash cycle which lasts only seconds.

See Event Viewer screenshots:
- Screenshot_1.jpg > First, every time this happens, RunTime Broker crashes first
- Screenshot_2.jpg > Next one to crash is Outlook
- Screenshot_3.jpg > Immediately after Outlook crashing, Explorer crashes. In event viewer Outlook and Explorer crashes have the same time
- Screenshot_4.jpg > Last one to crash is SettingSyncHost crash

Computer was booted today at 09:18 CET. Since then, this "crash cycle" has occurred as follows (all times CET):
- At 09:48
- At 10:17
- At 14:29
- At 17:18
- At 19:46
- At 20:56

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Added these screenshots to feedback:

HippsieGypsie said:

Something just came to mind. What do you have Office Outlook and Outlook UWP app both set to for syncing. Seems to me a process is timing out or is being killed off.

I do not use the UWP mail app. I have six email accounts setup in Outlook 2016.