Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10166

You have PM.

 

No you dont need to if you upgrading. If you shall fresh install then your drive will be wiped.

 

now, you see,,,,,,,,,,,,, you can always count on mike.

 

Already answered this but if you are downloading through the fast ring then the update will go through automatically saving your previous settings.

 

Downloaded but Edge playing up, two crashes already.

 

It is not here yet, and I'm set for the fast ring.

 

had to recover my preview..screwed up my ring status! any chance of an iso link for 10166? thanks all...

 

If it follows MS publishing an iso for 10162, it should be up in a short time

 

Build 10166 installed with no errors. ISO file created and ready to kick the tires.

Let's see what she's got!

 

Thank you CountMike!

 

Yes! *Smile

 

Don't take this now personally. You voiced your opinion, I will do the same *Smile

In my 6+ years on these forums of ours (Vista Forums, Seven Forums, Eight Forums, Ten Forums, PC Help Forums) I honestly think I have not seen a post I disagree more than the above quoted post of yours.

I am strictly against piracy in any form and welcome all possible measures to control it. I welcome you and anyone else to come to check my computers on any given time without a warning to see it by yourself that on my rigs, there's not a single piece of software which is unlicensed. Sadly, torrenting and suspicious "We don't ask any questions" file share sites have ruined the honest sharing. I am really happy, completely satisfied that Microsoft is doing their best and giving us an online storage where at least some control and rules are set to ensure it will not be used for illegal file sharing. It makes the OneDrive more trustworthy, and for users like me the preferred online storage.

Of course it's their business. Of course their must have some security applied to. As a consumer I need to know this online storage site is 100% legal and valid. Because they are not willing to sacrifice my privacy sometimes a totally valid share will be flagged as a potential breach of the end user agreement and will be stopped; the only way for MS to check if my stored file is in fact totally legal to share would mean they had to get information about the file in the way which would be against the privacy they have promised to me.

My OneDrive was recently closed for a few days because of "suspicious activity". I explained the purpose of my stored ISO images in an email, they were satisfied and restored my service. OneDrive as a service got extra brownie points from me; as a consumer I was happy to see their goal to stay legal really works.

 

Hey Cortana worked without even having to do any settings. looking good so far, EDGE opened clean with my default Yahoo page, without having to go back and reset all that. going through just testing stuff out...windows live messenger is alive and well but have to log onto Photo Gallery 1st, then log onto messenger still.
Live long and Prosper,

 

*Cool

 

Sorry Kari, but it seems to me that having my OneDrive closed for a few days is COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE behaviour and I would never tolerate the spying from a service which has MY FILES. And this is exactly why I DO NOT use online storage systems like OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, etc., because they can't be trusted to give you and only you access to your files at all times. Just because it's convenient doesn't make it a good solution.