Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15061 for PC

See post #1. Nothing there about Edge, but you might get lucky!

 

ISO made...almost identical size as 060. Bit bigger. Working on Updates @ 35%

 

Does this build have a watermark?

 

Please do not take this wrong, but as you seem to ask this question whenever a new build is released I am just curious: What's the difference, watermark or not? Why is it important?

 

In any case, it's easy to fix. If it doesn't have, you can place it, if it does it could be removed.

 

Kari?
Don't you know?
haven't you read on the webs blogs?
It's not a REEEEAAAAL upgrade, when there's a watermark!

 

Kari, I guess that the only real reason is that I do not install every single preview build because I share my computer with my wife and she really hates to the watermark. Also, my logic is if there is no watermark that means we are getting nearer to the final preview build before the new version goes public.

 

wont update here.

 

I had just got 15060 up and running when I made the mistake of looking at this forum. I had to check the settings to find that my brand new build was out of date, the 15061 is downloading now.
I hope its a small one as there is a bad joint in the underground telephone line and at the moment, I only have 4.5mbits.

 

Faster than Microsoft's servers*Biggrin

 

Recent updates are very fast, this finished within an hour.

 

In addition to registry hack there's also this: Download Windows 10 Watermark Remover v2 also Winaero Tweaker can do it.

 

Just got 60 and 61 initialising now. Nearly 3 hours to fully install 60 on a crappy APU with 8 gig ram and an SSD. Roll on 10 pm local time.

 

@doorules

Check this from 15060 release notes. It seems to fix the issue.

Not exact same message, but might work.

• Some Insiders have reported seeing this error “Some updates were cancelled. We’ll keep trying in case new updates become available” in Windows Update. If you encounter it, please try deleting the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsUpdate\Auto Update\RequestedAppCategories\8b24b027-1dee-babb-9a95-3517dfb9c552
  See this forum post for more details.

 

Looks like I was wrong. It looks like Builds 14371/14372 were released back-back for Fast Ring Insiders way back in June 2016 during the final stages of Anniversary Update testing. So, this isn't the first time we got builds back-back like this. My, how time flies!