Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 17128 - Mar. 23

mine was a little slower than the other day about 90 minutes now just getting to making iso and rufus

 

I know this is off topic but anyone able to run deepin 15.5 and 10 dual boot?

 

This is ridiculous releasing 17128, I'm not downloading an entire new build when the only difference is no watermark. I don't care if it only takes 5 minutes to do.

 

Winver shows no expiration date. If memory serves, 127 expires in July. Probably not much additional motivation to download 128.

 

Introducing Cortana Show Me

More bloatware crap that I'll never, ever use*Sad

 

Yeah. Me neither. The real question is why are they introducing new features this late in the development cycle when there are still bugs to fix.

 

Because.....

Screw stability...

Features

Features

Features

Features

 

*DohWhy didn't I think of that.

 

Finally some good news....and about bloody TIME.

Microsoft reduces for Windows 10 featured updates to an average of 30 minutes | On MSFT

 

Yeah but that has increased the overall total time that it takes to perform an inplace upgrade.

 

Note that this is the time after restart. They have done this at the expense of more time prior to the restart.

 

Which happens in the background not using that much resources, meaning less down time for people who cannot afford it.

 

Yes. I'm not saying it's bad for the general user. It's a bit of a pain for Insiders though, particularly those living on this side of the pond who only have the evening to get the upgrade done.

 

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I'm thinking the time after restart has always been less than 30 minutes for me. And, I don't have the fastest machine in history ...