I've often seen System Restore disabled on systems on Windows 10. It seems almost a random thing, other systems will have it enabled. These are mostly home machines, and in almost every case it definitely wouldn't have been the use who turned it off, as many home users don't even know it's there let alone know how to turn it off.
Hey I‘m new to this forum! If you go to uupdump website there is a feature update and there is a cumulative update for the same Version. What is the difference between Them? Thank you!
sometimes installing a new w10 cumulative update re-enables system restore as I have seen this myself on the PCs I've used with Win10 highly unlikely until public release in late May
Yes Enthousiast, I am on VMware Workstation Pro v15.0.4 with the latest VMTools. The Host is 18362.30 and the guests are various. The behaviors are not consistent. I will try another computer and feedback.
FYI: When attempting to install Windows 18362.30 on VMware Workstation Pro v15.0.4 which is on a new ENVY x360 with Windows 18362.30 installed, I get this message: Spoiler: Credential Guard
I still don't think that this is the RTM!!, all the hints and all the proves shown here for weeks don't confirm that this is the RTM!!, no, no and no... Spoiler PS, in case somebody didn't understand it, it's sarcasm
You said you were on 18362.30 as host, i still am on 17763.404, will install 18362 on my test pc and install vmware on it, asap
There are no new builds in UUP, all rings are now in use for 18362.1, except retail release and skip ahead. Code: [HEADER] CHECKING WINDOWS INSIDER ALL CHANNELS [HEADER] CHECKING WINDOWS INSIDER FAST SKIP CHANNEL [ 01 ] Architecture: amd64 [ INFO ] NAME : Windows 10 Insider Preview 18865.1000 (rs_prerelease) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18865.1000 [ INFO ] UUPID: bf76a14e-af2b-4537-ae05-ecaec8db1931 [ 02 ] Architecture: x86 [ INFO ] NAME : Windows 10 Insider Preview 18865.1000 (rs_prerelease) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18865.1000 [ INFO ] UUPID: efe98f1a-ad45-4dee-84df-8637ead19928 [ 03 ] Architecture: arm64 [ INFO ] NAME : Windows 10 Insider Preview 18865.1000 (rs_prerelease) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18865.1000 [ INFO ] UUPID: 522f9ab4-1673-483a-831f-826728309f8f [HEADER] CHECKING WINDOWS INSIDER FAST ACTIVE CHANNEL [ 04 ] Architecture: amd64 [ INFO ] NAME : Windows 10 Insider Preview 10.0.18362.30 (19h1_release) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18362.30 [ INFO ] UUPID: 9ba2384a-5eb1-4ca4-95da-0c1222281233 [ 05 ] Architecture: x86 [ INFO ] NAME : Windows 10 Insider Preview 10.0.18362.30 (19h1_release) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18362.30 [ INFO ] UUPID: 3494a496-e0d1-40c5-961a-46faedfca8c1 [ 06 ] Architecture: arm64 [ INFO ] NAME : Windows 10 Insider Preview 10.0.18362.30 (19h1_release) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18362.30 [ INFO ] UUPID: 6399ac8e-7fcd-415d-8b6a-b8715e651898 [HEADER] CHECKING WINDOWS INSIDER SLOW ACTIVE CHANNEL [ 07 ] Architecture: amd64 [ INFO ] NAME : Windows 10 Insider Preview 10.0.18362.30 (19h1_release) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18362.30 [ INFO ] UUPID: 9ba2384a-5eb1-4ca4-95da-0c1222281233 [ 08 ] Architecture: x86 [ INFO ] NAME : Windows 10 Insider Preview 10.0.18362.30 (19h1_release) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18362.30 [ INFO ] UUPID: 3494a496-e0d1-40c5-961a-46faedfca8c1 [ 09 ] Architecture: arm64 [ INFO ] NAME : Windows 10 Insider Preview 10.0.18362.30 (19h1_release) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18362.30 [ INFO ] UUPID: 6399ac8e-7fcd-415d-8b6a-b8715e651898 [HEADER] CHECKING WINDOWS RELEASE PREVIEW CHANNEL [ 10 ] Architecture: amd64 [ INFO ] NAME : Feature update to Windows 10, version 1903 (18362.30) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18362.30 [ INFO ] UUPID: 2faff704-ac88-4b3f-a3d2-11e6a63f0b67 [ 11 ] Architecture: x86 [ INFO ] NAME : Feature update to Windows 10, version 1903 (18362.30) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18362.30 [ INFO ] UUPID: 03c8abd1-2967-47c7-ad6e-eeedfc11db19_rev.2 [ 12 ] Architecture: arm64 [ INFO ] NAME : Feature update to Windows 10, version 1903 (18362.30) [ INFO ] BUILD: 18362.30 [ INFO ] UUPID: e17febfd-42bc-490d-bcff-e07f3d5c1d51 [HEADER] CHECKING WINDOWS RETAIL RELEASE CHANNEL [ 13 ] Architecture: amd64 [ INFO ] NAME : Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1809 (17763.404) [ INFO ] BUILD: 17763.404 [ INFO ] UUPID: a7838d5e-9aa3-4619-bb8d-f12de6ab63e8 [ 14 ] Architecture: x86 [ INFO ] NAME : Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1809 (17763.404) [ INFO ] BUILD: 17763.404 [ INFO ] UUPID: d5c718e1-266e-4999-baf1-17fc891e9027 [ 15 ] Architecture: arm64 [ INFO ] NAME : Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1809 (17763.404) [ INFO ] BUILD: 17763.404 [ INFO ] UUPID: 540861ec-75a2-4e7a-89fa-abbf467ca9a9 [ USER ] [N]ew Search or [B]ack ?: 18362.1 most likeley will be the final public one, or when something's wrong they will release a 18362.1 + CU ISO (like with 17763.1 and 17763.107).
I have a question. I've downloaded "Feature Update 18362.30" via UUP Downloader (exe one). It downloaded and build ISO as '18362.1.190318-1202.19H1_RELEASE_CLIENTPRO_OEMRET_x64FRE_EN-US'. As you can see I downloaded .30 but iso says .1. Also, iso size (every bit) is exactly the same as I downloaded weeks ago. Is it normal? Am i missing something? If this iso does include updates for .30 it should be different in sizes. However, I got exact same result.