Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15063 for PC and Mobile

LOL, your Desktop PC is a beast compared to my 64-bit VM With only 2 cores and 2GB RAM assigned, on an ancient laptop host.*Roflmao2

 

No new Recovery partition for me, ye olde one with 450MB only.

 

Just to clarify what I meant. I multiboot 4 OS's on same SSD. RTM/Insider #1/8.1/Insider #2. Each has it's own 450MB recovery, at least here. #1 that I just > 15063 now has a new one, 450MB carved out of the OS partition. 2 450MB's sitting side-by-side.

I've never had or seen any 1.98GB or 45MB recovery partitions. All of mine have been 450MB.

 

Only have just Insider for testing on 125GB SSD.
Have just corrected my post #68.....450MB was down as 45MB....excuse my clanger.

 

Can't update from 15058.. downloaded and preparing comes to 99% and then this.

 

Went to bed after about 3/4s of an hour after download. About 2.45 am here. Everything done this morning. Making an ISO now.

 

Read the release notes for 15061 and apply the registry fix and try again.

Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15061 for PC

EDIT: ALWAYS READ RELEASE NOTES, before updating. Latest release notes has the same reg fix mentioned.

Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15063 for PC and Mobile

 

Yeah, didn't read... *Zip

 

There are reasons why those release notes are posted. I always read through what's new, what's fixed and known issues...just in case. Even before hitting check for updates. Has saved me from so many headaches.

 

After a clean install:




...nothing in the release notes for this one, at least none that I can find.

[EDIT]

This is the same after updating and rebooting.

[EDIT_2]

Next day: Checked for updates; installed Defender definition; nasty notice disappeared!
An updated Defender definition file yesterday did not have this affect. Must have been a bigger, better, stronger
definition file today *Wink

 

ISO made and cleaned installed in Hyper-V.

 

There is a fix for that in the first post.

Edit: I see someone else pointed you to it.

 

Deej.
What did you use for the clean install?
Type winver in the Cortana box to see what version you have installed.....then post back.

 

another 2 1/2 hr D/L for me
They still keep mucking my wifi driver up.

Roy

 

This is not the case.

A EUFI barebones clean install will give a 450 MB recovery partition, a 16MB MSR partition, a 100 MB EFI partition, and rest for the system (C drive partition).

Each time you upgrade, the C drive partition is shrunk by 450 MB to fit a new Recovery partition. The old one is not removed because you might roll back to that previous version.

If you have a 1.98 GB partition it is a hangover from a previous install e.g. if you upgraded from 7/8.