Well this past Tuesday they said they had a bug blocking something, Mr.Aul said next week for sure so id assume Tues, Wed the latest.
Likely they have to put in place the server side anyway as you can clearly notice this very bsod was purposely initiated, so not much to tell about it.
True, there is the computer that it runs on, the computer being one of the three necessities of life of course. A computer that looks good, runs well, overclocks fast and doesn't act like a b!tch. A car that looks good, runs well, drives fast, and doesn't act like a b!tch. A woman that looks good, runs well, is fast (for you) and doesn't act like a b!tch, especially when it comes to necessities 1 and 2. Maybe open to SLI or Crossfire if they and you are into that kind of thing. Mobiles were on 14295 due to a showstopper bug in 14316 affecting mobiles but not PC. This week week mobiles got build 14322 that PC's didn't get because of a showstopper bug. Microsoft want to, at least in general, keep the release of mobile and PC Windows in sync, so it's possible that next week there will be yet another mobile build. No complains here since I have a Windows mobile, just a thought. The builds are coming along nicely, by the time it is due for official release it should be a damn good Windows to use. A point to make clear about Redstone 1 is that like TH2, it isn't a major change relatively speaking. The first major change in Windows 10 is likely to come with Redstone 2 next year. The ongoing improvements of the Insider Preview Programme between Redstone 1 and 2 will be an interesting time for insiders.
I had to roll back to 10586 because the UI fluidness isn't there (laggy) and no controller support i hope they fix it in up coming builds.
Is there any method for block drivers in device manager? I need to uninstall a wacom driver because I need to stop it working and every time I restart, the driver is here again! Thanks in advance
For anyone that tries this fix and it doesn't work, click on the answers URL and let MSFT know. Many people have responded to this fix. All failed. Better luck next time Microsoft.
Don't uninstall it from the Device manager, just disable it. It will stay disabled until you change it or install a new build. When disabled, a driver does not load.
You may as well pray to God for a fix. That'll be about as helpful as the "answers" given by Microsoft "support" in that forum.