Discuss new Windows 10 build 9926  

IownAmoneyPit said:

labeeman said:

IownAmoneyPit said:

Here is my list of all the Apps I cannot uninstall from the "All Apps" menu in build 9926.

Alarms, Camera, Music, Photos, Search, Settings, Store, Store (Beta), Video and the Documents and Pictures Folders.

I can and have uninstall Alarms.

I know I could uninstall Alarms on the last few builds but did a Clean Install with this build so maybe if one does an upgrade install the options of what you can uninstall gets carried over from the previous build.

Still no option for me to uninstall Alarms though.

K, my bad! You've gotta go to the 'Resizable Menu' UI to accomplish the uninstalls. See Shawn's post about getting the previous menu back.
(Too friggin many UI's to trip around!)

lehnerus2000 said:

My Toshiba laptop has Intel graphics.
In Windows 7:

• The graphics control panel has a splash screen saying something like, "Great for monitors and TVs" (it has no TV settings at all!)
• It is supposed to output "1366x768", but the TV doesn't recognise the signal
• There are no adjustments that I can find to make it output a signal the TV recognises

Your TV manufacturer may have a driver for Windows that specifies the modelines. Did you check the manufacturers support site?

Edwin said:

It's just not looking like a finished product! The links, fonts and proportions just aren't happening, like that tiny 'All apps' link.
It's not polished enough yet.

Well, good thing it's not a finished product then, isn't it?

Don't see the point in complaining about the start menu, no matter what Microsoft does it will not be as good as classic shell or the others

I am very disheartened with this build...
There is really nothing easy about using this version. Yes all the parts are there, but it makes you go through tons of extra steps.
DirectX 12 I am certain will become available on Windows 8/8.1 (maybe even 7 at some point)
so besides Cortana I see nothing that improves over Windows 8 (with a 3rd party menu), I liked the 8 start screen scrolling.

I guess if you like this menu arrangement it is fine. I just find it a big disappointment.

Trust_No1 said:

I am very disheartened with this build...
There is really nothing easy about using this version. Yes all the parts are there, but it makes you go through tons of extra steps.
DirectX 12 I am certain will become available on Windows 8/8.1 (maybe even 7 at some point)
so besides Cortana I see nothing that improves over Windows 8 (with a 3rd party menu), I liked the 8 start screen scrolling.

I guess if you like this menu arrangement it is fine. I just find it a big disappointment.

I also feel the same, it may be my usage or the lack of newer HW.

Trust_No1 said:

I am very disheartened with this build...

1. Removal of original built-in tools (E.g. calc.exe).

2. Inability in run multiple copies of 'Modern' apps such as Calculator.

3. Lack of Windows Update settings for us poor people with very slow internet connections (e.g. The entire population of Australia).

4. Start-menu search overlapping Taskbar and application icons.

5. Removal of vmguest.iso for Hyperv guests (No drivers for Guests below Win8.1)

6. Elevated Explorer.exe prevents the entire start-menu from functioning.

dmex said:

Trust_No1 said:

I am very disheartened with this build...

1. Removal of original built-in tools (E.g. calc.exe).

2. Inability in run multiple copies of 'Modern' apps such as Calculator.

3. Lack of Windows Update settings for us poor people with very slow internet connections (e.g. The entire population of Australia).

4. Start-menu search overlapping Taskbar and application icons.

5. Removal of vmguest.iso for Hyperv guests (No drivers for Guests below Win8.1)

6. Elevated Explorer.exe prevents the entire start-menu from functioning.

I have just installed build 9926 and within 30 minutes I formatted the ssd it was on. its a nightmare build the old windows 10 was ok and I rather liked it but this version was slow and unpredicatable ,,it became very annoying very quickly and as I had dual booted on 2 ssd`s I went straight back to windows 8.1 pro (sigh of relief). they will have to do some serious work before I install it again