I've recently updated to 1809 and so far seems ok.
Storage Sense and Timeline are interesting, and there's the new 'Screen snip' tool for example.
Before making more changes and before it's too late, create a new base disk image - e.g. using Macrium Reflect (free) + large external disk, then differential images at appropriate points.
Yes - I've found that Storage Sense is where disk clean up migrated to. For now I think I will keep teh autodeletes turned off - I prefer to be in control!!has gone.
I made a disk image using Acronis before the 1809 update, and will do another one soon with the updated version, plus regular updates as I always do.
FWIW.... Old style is still available thru the properties of the drive. Just careful checking options so you don't accidentally delete your Download Folder contents.
And the Command Line version still works:
%SystemRoot%\System32\Cmd.exe /c Cleanmgr /sageset:65535 & Cleanmgr /sagerun:65535
Well, that was the stated purpose of KB4023057 after all...
...glad to hear it did what it said on the tin.Microsoft said:
Dalchina rather took me by surprise there, normally waiting a lot longer, cautiously assessing the reports from us early adopters before upgrading. Timeline was actually new in 1803, but the number of apps it can record seems to have been increased for 1809. I've been using 1809 since the beginning of October and found little to complain about, even with that first release.
Thanks for reporting back, I'm happy to hear it has (finally) worked out for you.
The following freeware can get you the permission.
PowerRun v1.3 (Run with highest privileges)
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