Since when did Microsoft stop supporting regular Microsoft Accounts for the Enterprise version? I was told to login with a school or work account, and they did not seem to be able to accept my Office 365 Business / Hosted Exchange account because of some unknown error so I was forced to create a local account... And directly after installation it seems like none of the start-menu icons are working? Cortana / search is not doing anything. I can't access Windows Update through Run -- Control Panel and the Settings.app is not launching as I have to access it through the start-menu and none of the shortcuts in the start-menu seems to be working.. EDIT: Now I'm able to click icons in the start-menu and cortana / search is starting to work but I'm getting a "runtimebroker.exe" "-Invalid value for registry" for about anything I try to launch... I guess it might have something to do with the fact that I'm using a local account instead of a Microsoft one but how am I supposed to logon to my Microsoft Account when they require a school or work account during the installation? ..
Nevermind.. A reboot of both the installation and Hyper-V seems to have solved most of my problems and even though Microsoft did not accept regular Microsoft Accounts during the installation you are still able to link your local account to a regular account from within Windows. Why they won't let you do it during the install process and force you to create a local one is beyond me.
it comes when it comes. it is kinda silly asking for another release a week later. you guys want a release every week?