Anyone else have a issue with this build with getting a black desktop after install and not being able to enable default aero theme? Only the solid color backgrounds are working..
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Does any have the following problem and got it solved?! I'm connected to the Internet through a cable modem and I need to install some .NET framework packages and the OS tells me, I need to download some files from Windows Update even though I got the standalone files. Windows just give me the error all the friggin' time. I don't get it. Don't know how to solve it. Any ideas?! :\ Oh, FYI; it doesn't matter which framework I want to install. Same error message will show up...
If the leak has an sxs folder, you can use that in combination with dism. An example command would be something like this: Code: dism /online /enable-feature /featurename:netfx3 /all /limitaccess /source:D:\sources\sxs Just replace "D:" with the drive letter of your flash drive or dvd (mounted iso)
Allright, so I just need to make the flash drive bootable and have to put Windows 8.1 iso on it. (f.e. w/ Zotac WinUSB Maker) After that I have to execute the command murphy gave me in a elevated CMD, right?!
U know what?! It worked. Got the files on the flash drive via WinUSB Maker and did execute the command. Now I'm going to do a fresh install. Will give feedback when I'm back online.
Just performed an upgrade install on my laptop which had Windows 8.1 Preview installed - really smooth transition, no problems hit at all. Enjoying this build very much! Faster on my system, and the search charm ain't so damn buggy! Also IE is improved I believe! #winning
Faster? I like faster Guess i'll give this a download. Is there any non-smooth issues I might come across (I hear talk of having to install .NET packages without downloading from WU)?
Used the offline command with mounted ISO: Code: dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:NetFX3 /Source:X:\sources\sxs /LimitAccess where X is the drive letter for the mounted ISO . Worked flawlessly here.