Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16199 PC + 15215 Mobile

downloads and installs no problems but restart it returns to last version




anyone know how to sort this or will wait for next update

 

Wrong time shown, try resetting the time and see whether it helps.

 

Update crashed at 32 % 3 times (this is the 4th successive build where I've had crashes at 32% but the 1st time the 2nd attempt has also failed.) At the beginning of each of the 3 unsuccessful attempts a Defender update was also listed.
My Update history is blank, no text below the words "Update history". 'About' and 'Winver' both report 16199.1000.
Outlook 365 working as expected.
System clock updated successfully.
Pleasant surprise - System Recovery was not disabled
No other issues discovered yet.

 

But, on the next try, it finally installed on this desktop.

 

My People APP on taskbar still doesn't show any signs of life.

 

time on this forum does not match the time where i live

 

I watched the restart and it gets to 88% then goes to sign in screen and back to 193
even deleted the download files and tried again still not work.

 

Thanks for info.....have successfully uninstalled Feedback Hub in Apps, then reinstalled from the Store....all now fully operating as normal.

 

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OK, then. Based on other members' experiences, I let the upgrades run overnight. When I started working on my 2 test machines this morning, I hit the "Hi" screen on each machine, indicating a successful install on each one. RAPR.exe (DriverStore Explorer) shows *NO* spurious/duplicate/obsolete drivers, though I did get a "Finish installing device drivers" status message in the notification center on each machine (and inspection of Reliability monitor on each one shows that ALL device drivers were reinstalled, though correctly). As others have observed, post-install disk clean-up is pretty substantial (over 26 GB on each test machine). DISM returns a clean bill of health on both images, as does sfc /scannow. Interestingly, I see a Windows Desktop Manager failure on each of the two machines right after initial OS boot-up. This build seems a bit rougher around the edges than others of late, IMO.
HTH,
--Ed--

 

Well that's the slowest upgrade ever four and a half hours to restart. When we had ESD installs it was 30 minutes.

 

When we had ESD installs, we had much shorter "announcing" threads, and Kari could actually attempt to get a few winks in! *Smile

 

When I had the problem, clean install was the only solution fixed it for me.

 

All I did was hit the "Reset" button inside "advanced options" that is available when selecting Feedback from the Apps list. Glad I saw these posts, however, else I would have continued to think the hub was down...*Wink

 

My WU upgrade from 16193 took 30 minutes from the first reboot.