[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 Build 10159

have you joined Insiders site

 

Microsoft confirmed it was a server issue and are investigating. I got lucky waited 5 hours for build to appear in windows update

 

Yah I did.

 

I think they've missed (fi-fi, sv-se, dk) 10159 on WU. Guess I have to keep on waiting.

 

Patience is key

 

Has anyone noticed that File Explorer stops responding at times and will re-index directories it has just accessed? For instance, I'll go into my folder of Star Trek episodes, wait while it pulls the date and length from the files, then close out explorer and re-access the directory and it goes through the entire file access again?

Other times, I'll click on the file explorer link in the toolbar and it will just sit there.....10 or 15 seconds later.....then it opens?


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Build_Edition_Architecture_Language might get quick and correct answer.

e.g.

10159_Pro_x86_sv-SE

 

are you using windows defender.


because its a hog on system resources and causes file explorer to have those issue.

 

The closest I know to this issue is the thumbnail cache problem that everyone's been having since 8.x

 

I can't disable Defender in services.msc - is there something else I need to do?


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Check task manager and find process that's eating memory maybe?

 

the only eat alot memory is Google Chrome and mozilla

 

In control panel, bring up defender, click on settings, turn off real time protection

 

Bring on the RAM munchers, I got 32 GB to play with

 

I ended up using the Group Policy Editor to "enable" turning Windows Defender off....

Once I did that and rebooted, both services were also stopped.

We'll see if that fixes my file explorer issues.


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see above for answer, group policy needs to run

 

yeah when i see google eat alot ram i have buy 8GB

 

I got one laptop with 2 gb and another with 6 gb

 

i believe x86 or x64 Browers Don't make big diffrence...the x64 should eat more memory

 

When I stopped Windows Defender from control panel, the services were still running in the background. By using gpedit, it not only stopped defender but the two services attached to it.


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