Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Skip Ahead Build 16362 for PC

Over an hour to get to 39% *Sad

 

It may be a little slow, but getting is better than not getting. *Wink

 

1 hour to get to 68%. Smoking fast download! *Mad

 

1 hour 55 mins to desktop. Not bad for me.

 

37 mins c/u to DT, with ISO. Think it may depend on how much junk you've crammed into the build yourself. Me, a lot! *Smile

 

Fix your ClearType Mike! That's horrible! *Wink

 

- all in and installed
- just letting it hydrate for half-an-hour, before I run it..*Thumbs

 

Just got home. Initializing flew by. That plus preparing to install only took 5 minutes? Wow. Moving along. *Smile

 

It took just under 2 hours including making the ISO. Faster than the last 2 builds. *Smile

 

Working with VMs. VirtualBox VM updating to 16288, VMware VM updating to 16362 (which I called). A third VM resetting. After these are finished I have another VirtuablBox VM (Education) to update and then I'll reboot into my physical machine to get 16362,.

 

Once again, skippy placed wrong Realtek network driver and had much trouble this time finding the correct driver. Finally after many interruptions with activities of daily living and life in general found the correct driver so now I have internet again on this build.

 

- this is new..

 

All went well here. Don't know how long it took. When it started downloading I got in my recliner and took a Senior's nap. Woke up, made the ISO, and the final install took about 25 minutes.


Not awake yet, posted this on the 16288 thread first.

 

The bug by which the word "New" didn't disappear from the apps in the Start menu was solved in the previous build of Skip Ahead or in this one? I don't remember, but it's great that they fixed it.

 

I got that background as well. I thought it was because I was in VM.