[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 Demoted Back to Insider Preview 17133.1 (PC) [RS4_Release]

Discussion in 'Windows 10' started by Enthousiast, Mar 27, 2018.

  1. nosirrahx

    nosirrahx MDL Expert

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    Wasn't there a trick long ago where you modify a file in the INF folder making these components removable? Its been a while and I don't remember the procedure precisely, maybe someone here knows what I am talking about.
     
  2. yomoma2

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    #1943 yomoma2, Apr 14, 2018
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    lol. Since when I've said anything about "dangerous", etc? No need for all that drama. Please read my post again without the glasses of a sys-admin, because it clearly wasn't intended to do so. "problem for gamers" makes it clear if you missed that bit.
    It's just a big nuisance if you're a gamer playing recent stuff and require the latest driver to properly play a game, or have a brand new GPU that is unsupported in the last working set for your deprecated OS (WDDM requirements being an example). In the last example, it's almost a 12 month wait to be able to use current 2.3 drivers under LTSB, and this is completely out of pace with the gaming market.
     
  3. yolo_twice

    yolo_twice MDL Novice

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    source?
     
  4. armond

    armond MDL Addicted

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    Do you mmean uninstalling network adapter and its driver from Device Manager? If so I could remove my Ethernet, wireless adapter,Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network) and Bluetooth Device (RFCOMM Protocol TDI) and reinstall them as before with no different.
    If you probably mean removing the Ethernet/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Network Connection entries from the network connection folder, yes you cannot, but it's not something new. I think it's was not possible to remove those for a while.
     
  5. TairikuOkami

    TairikuOkami MDL Expert

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    I meant network protocols, sorry, a little typo. :dunno:
     
  6. free1975yuly

    free1975yuly MDL Expert

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  7. s1ave77

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    Needs KB4100375 to get 17133.73.
     
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  8. free1975yuly

    free1975yuly MDL Expert

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    I'll look for that update.
     
  9. s1ave77

    s1ave77 Has left at his own request

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    UUPDL can offer it via option (R) :cool2:.
     
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  10. free1975yuly

    free1975yuly MDL Expert

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    Yeah...forgotted this...:D
     
  11. SAM-R

    SAM-R MDL Guru

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    It is a .cab file so you will have to use a tool like DISM to install it.
     
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  13. armond

    armond MDL Addicted

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    Oh I see. Yes.
    At least we are allowed to uncheck the unwanted protocols yet.:)
     
  14. Ratha ITC

    Ratha ITC MDL Member

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    Everything I need is working just fine, but my gaming laptop is hotter on 17133.73. I just don't feel comfortable with that. It was quite cool on RS3.
     
  15. endbase

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    Here too my desktop get's hotter then on RS3 ! I can see the Load of the CPU is higher then normal !
     
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  16. uniQ168

    uniQ168 MDL Junior Member

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    Had random memory leaks with 17133.1 but couldn't identify the program causing it, so I reverted to 1709 for now.
     
  17. Ahsan

    Ahsan MDL Addicted

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    try to see if some service might be taking a lot of CPU resources, sometimes superfetch cache needs to be flushed , windows updates can be one reason , once I had to clear the office cache files as well to bring the CPU and especially disk activity back to normal !!
     
  18. Ahsan

    Ahsan MDL Addicted

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    how you identified the memory leaks?
     
  19. semthex

    semthex MDL Novice

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    You can also install update with this CMD:
    Code:
    start /w Pkgmgr /ip /m:C:\KB4100375.cab  /quiet
    edit "C:\KB4100375.cab" with your CAB dir.