Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10565

Joanne said:

Ah, okay... I clean-installed it (after creating the ISO with Kari's method). Other users who have not clean-installed face no issues, as well. Perhaps someone with a clean installation of this build could report.

Thank you.

Just to help confirm > Upgrade here also with nothing found in RegEdit and finished search in it with no problems.

neveready said:

The only problem I have is the same one I had with the last build. When I open EDGE it takes 25 - 30 seconds to populate and connect to internet. IE 11opens and connects instantly. I would just use IE but Edge is initially set up to open PDF files and it is the same problem there with the excessive lag time. Have to go back after each update and point PDF files to open with Reader. If MS wants to migrate users from IE to Edge they have a long way to go. I have 2 PC's running different versions of Win 10 and same problem on both.

Hmm. Same problem on both? I'm big on IE and mostly use Edge with no problems with lagging except sometimes using the F4 Top sites/History shortcut key the drop-down list takes a while to appear. Most times it's quick, other times not. Not really a big thing.

Is this using MS or local accounts on both systems?

Have you searched through here Browsers and Email - Windows 10 Forums to find similar lag problems? Not sure, but I think I remember someone having similar problem lagging with PDFs and uninstalling Reader solved the problem?

You may want to post your problem in that thread.

Desktop icons now appear on monitor 2 whilst taskbar items in system tray are on monitor 1. Swapping main monitor setting reverses this. Dragging icons from monitor 2 to monitor 1 works - until reboot.
Slightly annoying as monitor 2 on this computer is usually used to watch television from a cable box.

HippsieGypsie said:

Hmm. Same problem on both? I'm big on IE and mostly use Edge with no problems with lagging except sometimes using the F4 Top sites/History shortcut key the drop-down list takes a while to appear. Most times it's quick, other times not. Not really a big thing.

Is this using MS or local accounts on both systems?

Have you searched through here Browsers and Email - Windows 10 Forums to find similar lag problems? Not sure, but I think I remember someone having similar problem lagging with PDFs and uninstalling Reader solved the problem?

You may want to post your problem in that thread.

Have had this problem for last two updates. previously deleted Reader but no help. Had to reinstall it. This is not a big problem for me because I use IE 11. Edge will not be viable until add-ons are allowed. Both PC's are on MS accounts. Only brought up the problem because MS seems to be pushing Edge but problems will have to be fixed before I consider it. Have posted this on Windows Feedback.

neveready said:

Have had this problem for last two updates. previously deleted Reader but no help. Had to reinstall it. This is not a big problem for me because I use IE 11. Edge will not be viable until add-ons are allowed. Both PC's are on MS accounts. Only brought up the problem because MS seems to be pushing Edge but problems will have to be fixed before I consider it. Have posted this on Windows Feedback.

Ok, neveready. No lagging, but other trouble with edge as seen here Show Your Reliability History - Page 5 - Windows 10 Forums. As explained there I performed a Restore, which is similar to fresh install. That made a world of difference. You might consider that i you made the restore point of course.

Good luck to you. :)

This build still sets: system protection (restore point) disabled by default.

jyusa said:

This build still sets: system protection (restore point) disabled by default.

Yes, why they do that is beyond me.

I was lucky enough this time to be reminded in someone's post to turn it on right away then did a restore point straightway.

Dude said:

Good news

Yes, and skated on thin ice there for awhile!