[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 Final 1607 RS1 Build 14393 + Jan. 2017 Refresh (PC + Mobile)

QQ - I know Win8 always wanted to be associated with an active MS account - does Win10 *require* that as well? I try to cut all ties between my OS & my emails (I don't like digital paper trails, lol)

Thanks!

 

Ok GREAT! Thanks so much!

(Setting things up for the upgrade now - going to upgrade Win7, then do a fresh install of Win10 on the new system - hoping I don't encounter any issues with Hardware IDs as the new system is 100% different than the current).

So I'll probably be back with more problems/questions, lol!

 

Yep ... so everything's 100% jakked

Installed Win10 just fine from the CD, then it refused to connect - problem with *both* LAN & wi-fi, even when I separately updated the drivers. Thinking maybe I had a VL version of Win7 Ultimate installed. So I'm at square one. Installing from scratch on the new system, hoping the Toolkit 2.6.2 will activate things

 

I ran the troubleshooter - it got nothing but a problem with the adapters, both of them. If the drivers are there, it *sees* my wi-fi connections, but it will not connect, nor will the Ethernet.

 

Well, KMS activation went fine

I'll get around to switching it over at some point I guess, but having it working is better than not

 

Can anyone confirm that configure automatic updates via Group Policy Editor still works after the Anniversary Update?

 

It still works on my PCs.

 

I was going to ask how one can configure the automatic updates - I want to be notified of them, but be able to select what I install and when.

Thanks!!!

 

You can be notified to download and install but not be able to select what to download or install.

 

Well that *seriously* sucks ........

 

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Group Policy to Disable Automatic Updates still works

The Group Policy to Disable Automatic Updates still works on Professional and Enterprise LTSB 2015.It works slightly differently on both versions but it does notify to download and then to install.

 

Yes, but given they started to provide mainly big cumulative "service packs", rather single uptates the possibility to choose will become almost useless.

In short you have to install all or nothing whatever the WU options are...

 

I have to say that cumulative updates of Windows 10 are extremely huge.
Can't wait for their UUP versions.

 

UUP is for upgrades
Regular updates are already work as express differential delta patches