Windows insider build 16199.1000 stops at 86%.


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    Windows insider build 16199.1000 stops at 86%.


    My question is how to stop insider builds. I see that there is no stop insider builds in stop insider builds?. The only options are temporary, like pause, defer, or get updates until next stable release. So how do I actually stop the updates. It was available in the Anniversary Edition.

    Henry.
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    Hewjr100 said:
    My question is how to stop insider builds. I see that there is no stop insider builds in stop insider builds?. The only options are temporary, like pause, defer, or get updates until next stable release. So how do I actually stop the updates. It was available in the Anniversary Edition.

    Henry.
    Hi there, Hewjr100. Welcome to TenForums.

    Use the rollback option.

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    Ok doin it now.

    Henry.
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    No go, I did the rollback, went OK, but I am still in the fast ring. What I wanted was out of insider builds.

    Henry.
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    Again your link does not show how to opt out, only to pause and resume later. I want the same option previous versions had. as I am typing build 16199.1000 is installing again. This is getting frustrating. I guess I am stuck in the fast ring. I am not going thru a fresh install again.

    Henry.
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    Hewjr100 said:
    My question is how to stop insider builds. I see that there is no stop insider builds in stop insider builds?. The only options are temporary, like pause, defer, or get updates until next stable release. So how do I actually stop the updates. It was available in the Anniversary Edition.

    Henry.
    No - there was no option to Stop Insider builds in AU version.
    You have only ever been able to leave temporarily unless Insider build is same version as release build.

    Your options are

    1) clean install 15063.

    2) Move to Slow Ring and get updated less frequently. Of course, you are stuck with latest version until a newer Slow Ring iso comes out.

    You really should not use Fast Ring as main
    install. Even MS strongly recommend you do not do this.
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  8. Posts : 5,833
    Dual boot Windows 10 FCU Pro x 64 & current Insider 10 Pro
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    Hewjr100 said:
    Again your link does not show how to opt out, only to pause and resume later. I want the same option previous versions had. as I am typing build 16199.1000 is installing again. This is getting frustrating. I guess I am stuck in the fast ring. I am not going thru a fresh install again.

    Henry.
    My apology I mislead you with this, Henry. Didn't know one could not opt out with the Anniversary Edition as cereberus pointed out. Looks like he laid out your options well.

    Just in case you need this: Clean Install Windows 10 Windows 10 Installation Upgrade Tutorials
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    cereberus said:
    No - there was no option to Stop Insider builds in AU version.
    You have only ever been able to leave temporarily unless Insider build is same version as release build.

    Your options are

    1) clean install 15063.

    2) Move to Slow Ring and get updated less frequently. Of course, you are stuck with latest version until a newer Slow Ring iso comes out.

    You really should not use Fast Ring as main
    install. Even MS strongly recommend you do not do this.
    He can also move to the preview release ring.
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