[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 Technical Preview Build 9841

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  1. kw259

    kw259 MDL Junior Member

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    According to buildfeed, theres a private leak of build 9913, FBL_Awesome, does anybody know any info about this build?
     
  2. TheSubaru2012

    TheSubaru2012 MDL Senior Member

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    First thing we know, its private :biggrin3:

    Second thing we know, it won't be released to the public if it is private :cool:
     
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  3. BAV0

    BAV0 MDL Expert

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    Private leak in buildfeed usually means something like leaked screenshots...
     
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  4. Hadron-Curious

    Hadron-Curious MDL Guru

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    Are the screenshots available online?
     
  5. Hadron-Curious

    Hadron-Curious MDL Guru

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    I wish those private individuals with the Build can help us to understand if Cortana functions very well. I am dying to see the screenshots and the new features incorporated into it.
     
  6. hounsell

    hounsell MDL Novice

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    It can mean a pretty wide range of things tbh.

    It can range from a trusted third-party dropping us a build string of a build in testing privately, to as you say, a third-party romping around the internet swinging their electronic genitalia over a new build they got privately.

    It's basically a catch-all for anything unleaked where the information did not come from Microsoft directly.
     
  7. Hadron-Curious

    Hadron-Curious MDL Guru

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  8. endbase

    endbase MDL Guru

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    I was just wondering with the speed of the builds will be final version 10XXX come into the world or would they stick to 4 digits :confused:
     
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  9. Zanarkand

    Zanarkand MDL Novice

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    The final build could be 10800. If my theory is correct: Windows Vista (build 6000) + 1600 = Windows 7 (7600) +1600 = Windows 8 (9200) +1600 = Windows 10 or whatever it will be called (build 10800).
     
  10. Hadron-Curious

    Hadron-Curious MDL Guru

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    Sorry for my ignorance of your theory. Where did you get the number 1600 from?
     
  11. Zanarkand

    Zanarkand MDL Novice

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    Just a funny coincidence that I noticed in the Windows 6 series. (6.0, 6.1, 6.2... )
     
  12. Lyraull

    Lyraull MDL Member

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    New Build is 9914.0.141218-1805.fbl :animatedfear:
     
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  13. TheSubaru2012

    TheSubaru2012 MDL Senior Member

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    #3873 TheSubaru2012, Dec 29, 2014
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    Wont be released to the public either, it's not a fbl-release, fbl-awesome or a winman build :nono:
     
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  14. Lyraull

    Lyraull MDL Member

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    Public is 9879, server 9841, private is 9914 CLIENT ENTERPRISE VOL :spoton:

    Mi build 9841 server
    Screenshot (3).png
     
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  15. BAV0

    BAV0 MDL Expert

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    It's not just a funny coincidence, Windows RTM build numbers have to be dividable by 16 so the lowest 4 bits can be used to determine the Service Pack version (even though MS hasn't released any new SPs since Windows 7 SP1).
    An RTM build number will have four 0s as the lowest bits, this means it is dividable by 16 (7 RTM for example was 7600)
    Service Packs will increment the build number by 1 (7 SP1 is 7601)
     
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  16. Windows user

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  19. CODYQX4

    CODYQX4 MDL Developer

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    Well good, because IE needs to die, but it doesn't help the poor misguided fools using IE8 still for whatever reason, assuming nothing else is out there.
     
  20. milan90

    milan90 MDL Junior Member

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    You are forgetting something guys, these modern apps are sandboxed and they can't be infected by viruses, so if Microsoft replaces all apps with modern ones system will be virus free like Linux.