Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Slow Build 17120 - Mar. 16

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Slow 3g/4g connection

Hi Wady,

Let's update your phone to latest update and check if it works.

Announcing Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview Build 14342.
Announcing Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview Build 14342 - Windows Experience Blog

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EDGE: Hmm, we can´t reach this page.

Hi, thanks

w10.10586.318....many times occurs Hmmmm..

w10.14295.1005....only few days activ, and
without Hmmm...

build-14342/ ...I am only Slow Insider, not FAST...

 

Almost done...

...And they must NOT be listening to feedback, because in the last two flights, there were huge problems with bluetooth devices having a hard time connecting, and then once finally connected, not staying connected. Why can't M$ get their crap together with BT??? Hope it's better here, but since they didn't even acknowledge the problem from last flight, I highly doubt it.

 

I'm on it. Just fired off the Dell Venue Pro 11, will fire off the Surface Pro 3 next. I wonder if increasing frequency also confirms increasing stability and a closer-in public release date than some predict. We'll see.
--Ed--

[Note added 3 hrs later] Bye bye homegroups! This showed up in the notifications when I checked them just now:
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downloading now

 

^this^

 

Well, with the increased frequency, they have been listing "NO known issues". However, as I stated above, not sure that is completely accurate.

 

Downloading on 2 desktops and 1 laptop. I agree with @EdTittel that we’re rounding the home stretch. So fewer bugs to view.

 

Updated....time taken 50 minutes.

 

So, what does the "Status" column on the first tab in Task Manager look like now given the release notes? I hope they cleaned up the ridiculous mention of "Suspended" for every single task (preceded by a number).

 

Looks blank on my install.

 

That "ridiculous" number of suspended tasks is in fact quite useful information. If it shows "0 suspended", it means that none of the sub-processes is suspended, in other words that the process and all its sub-processes are active and working.

An example:

For me at this moment, Task Manager is showing Cortana having a suspended process:





That is because at the moment I am not using Cortana. Runtime Broker is a process required to be "live" all the time for Cortana to function, therefore it is not suspended.

 

And the point of having it before all Win32 programs too is what? Why not just have nothing on that line for its Status, like it always used to be? Win32 apps can't be suspended.

 

Now create ISO before I click "Restart now"*Party