I was not very clear about "update". What I meant to say is the ability to update from one build to the next.
Am in the same boat but confused or understand.. why they taken control panel out from Windows key and the X key. shortcut route ..
Well I think we all knew they were trying to get rid of control panel moving it into settings, you can still get to X menu by right clicking on start button.
How many times do we have to say: NO HOMEBREW ISO's ALLOWED ON MDL!!! ? I saw the ESD's pass, so just decrypt that one.
Maybe better going chinese .. after looking at feedback in last 24 hours from the media and other forums via google.. Spoiler Microsoft official says OS customized for China to serve SOEs in a secure way Microsoft Corp has developed the first version of a China-customized Windows 10 operating system and is now in a good position to serve local governments and State-owned enterprises, said Alain Crozier, CEO of Microsoft Greater China. The system was developed by its joint venture with China Electronics Technology Group Corp, a State-owned company. Equipped with tailor-made security features, it is expected to allow the US tech giant to regain access to China's lucrative government software procurement market. "We have already developed the first version of the Windows 10 government secure system. It has been tested by three large enterprise customers," Crozier said in an exclusive interview with China Daily in Beijing on Monday. "We have worked extensively to make it secure and controllable. We are now ready to serve the market," he added. China's government procurement market was closed to Windows 10, amid widespread concern about information security, after whistleblower Edward Snowden unveiled a massive surveillance program by the United States. Microsoft set up a joint venture with CETC in 2015, in the hope of re-entering the market with a government-customized version. The joint venture, known as C&M Information Technologies, became operational in September 2016. Xiang Ligang, an IT expert and CEO of the telecom industry website cctime.com, said China has been a large growth driver for global IT spending in the past several years, and the government spending on IT infrastructure accounts for a big portion of that. "China's commercial PC market (computers used by corporates rather than individual consumers) is expected to revive growth this year," Xiang said. "Once the tailor-made system is adopted by government agencies, private enterprises are highly likely to follow suit." The global market research firm International Data Corp predicted a 2.2 percent year-on-year growth for China's commercial PC market in 2017, which could help end several quarters of decline. In January, Windows operating systems accounted for more than 90 percent of the global market, data from research firm Net Applications showed. Crozier also said that the US tech giant was seeing robust growth in its cloud business in China, as local enterprises are embracing new technologies to boost productivity. Currently, it has more than 70,000 corporate customers for its Azure cloud services in China, up from 65,000 roughly a year ago. More importantly, the cloud usage by these customers, both the time spent on cloud and applications moved to cloud, is increasing 80 to 100 percent annually. "Enterprises that deployed cloud solutions three or four years ago are aggressively increasing their bets on the technology," he said. Source chinadaily
I was about to add that this still works fine--I've been upgrading all of my builds and so I still have the original icon on my desktop and it works just fine!
Because if there is a show-stopper bug found, they don't want to look stupid, so although it has been signed and is the final, Insiders are still guinea pigs until MS decide it is stable and ready for GA / announcing as final
This is how far the Win 10 Team will go. I have been Blocked by Dona, Jason, and Brandon on Twitter for saying 15063 is Final Build on Twitter.
because is not officially announced yet, and a new build could come this week due some pending and important bugs to be fixed.
I just updated and I still have the Office 2016 crash when inserting Hypertext. C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\OUTLOOK.EXE Defective module : C:\WINDOWS\System32\ucrtbase.dll
The Zero Day Package is a Windows Update package that is made available on launch day. These patches are reserved for addressing serious functionality issues in important scenarios. For example, if there's a fix for a crash in a commonly-used scenario, that's a candidate for a Zero Day Package. I agree but the number of major bugs is higher than usual. Besides, this is the first time that MS has been so vague about a launch on final build. Great publicity for them though.
You would think that after the first person telling you it's not you'd listen but nope harassment to the extreme! lol.
Certainly hope that this is the final build after all the effort put in to get it going. Has there ever been a release without the time bomb and watermark like this one that went on to be superseded by a different 'final?' Guess one could always upgrade to any subsequent build but I'm confident that this build will stick, with all the hoopla surrounding it. As said above, any problems can be corrected with a zero day patch.
There was no harassment to the extreme. I just pointed out that both Lang Packs and ESD's were available for download before Microsoft said anything. That was not welcomed. They also did not like it that I make my own ISO's. Said "They Are Not Supported" I still Tweet with Gabe