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

There is no consistency. Only final build intended for release should be like that so you can leave program without clean installing.

However, in run in to AU, last few builds were like that - presumably so MS could declare any build as rtm if it suited them.

 

That's about the clearest answer I've heard yet!
Que Sera, Sera

*chuckle

 

Glitch, glitch here, glitch, glitch there, glitch, glitch everywhere. Me thinks they just forget to put it sometimes.

 

The watermark has to be there, on Insider Builds, for legal reasons but they're probably in the midst of testing to make sure it will go away when they release the final Creators Update.

 

OK, gang. I' successfully made an ISO from the UUP. Slight problem I can't find the directory it is stored in. Sheepish smiley.

EDIT: OK found it.

 

!5061 cleaned installed in Hyper-V.

Interesting note, the UUP directory was a little over 7GB whilst the ISO is only about 4GB. Methinks the 64-bit and 32-bit are in the UUP.

 

Common error (asked same myself*Smile). The 7GB is the size of files after they have been decompressed. The download is much smaller.

 

I haven't had that much in both folders together (even after decompression. it was 0.9GB and 2.7 in download.

 

UUPs after download about 7GB. AFTER RESTART windows.old uups about 6GB. Windows .~bt 1.2GB

 

As I said - they are decompressed after download.

 

Updated - again with my standard workflow - very smoothly to the new VM-WIN10-15061u with UUP. I took me ~ 45 mins to complete this update sequence:

- copying VM to newer build number -> VM-WIN10-15061u
- changed drive-name -> VM-WIN10-15061u C:
- changed network adapter ip-address - 192.168.2.61
- changed computer name and rebooted - VM-WIN10-15061u
- started the update and download- created an ISO with the UUPtoISO tool
- copied the ISO to my NAS
- finished the update by using the update and restart in startmenu > restart/shut down option





Totally comfortable and satisfied with above created workflow - to keep better track of builds in VM's by changing some names/digits in accordance with the last 2/3-digits for the new build e.g. /061 - for each update.

Up-and-running. Playtime! *Cool

Cheers

 

More Creators Update features trickling in......

 

Cortana, phoooooey!
I'm still getting this for almost a year now, on all my Win10 systems(four of 'em) and it won't go away!