Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14251

OK, I was just making sure, because I've never had that happen, actually--indeed, the only time it's happened is when I used to try the manual route for getting rid of Windows.old before I wised up...*Wink

 

I am back to build 11102 and will stick there until I read that a new build is more friendly to other applications. Reverting to 11102 took about 2 minutes. Great.

 

Lucky for all of you who reverted back successfully. Mine forced the revert and it screwed it up. No start menu, no Settings flyout, no Edge (other apps as well), my profile screwed for insider loads (error D0000001) etc, etc.

First time in 15 months I've had it screwed. Thought it was because of having Malwarebytes Ransomeware installed but Wynona had a successful update with Ransomeware installed so that is a mystery.

But the Network Discovery seems to have reverted to the stuffed 1511 setup. Looks like they just had an experiment with the 11099 and 11102 versions. This will be very disappointing to very many people as the small glimmer of light has seemingly been snuffed out. Back to the waiting game.

 

Damn thing is stuck at 42%, I only remembered it when I looked at this forum, I will try to see if getting rid of temporary files will work.

 

Pale Moon crashes when trying to do a copy and paste using the mouse in this build.

 

I ended up having to go back to 10099, as I was still getting lockups and crashes in games and when doing stuff like launching Chrome on the new build.

 

There you go.. oh hello 14251.. 'been waiting...

 

Good to hear. Hope all goes well with the upgrade.

 

Also returned to 11102. 14251 did not play well with Google Chrome,

 

That's weird. Something went funny there.

 

What problems are you encountering with Chrome? Did you try to uninstall and reinstall Chrome?
So far, 14251 is treating Chrome well on my machine.

 

Google Chrome Canary [64 bit] runs well on my machine. You can even use the new algorithm Brotli with Chrome Canary. Chrome and Firefox are about to get a lot faster thanks to Google's new data compression algorithm - TechSpot