Windows 10: Does Windows 10130 automatically update to 10147 and beyond?

The other day i tried 10130 and updating took forever to come through.
So, as i went back to Windows 7 since, was wondering if trying again with 10130 it will automatically update to 10147 and beyond?

:)

 

Upgrading From Windows 10 Insider Preview to Windows 10

See my test results here:

http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/a-sneak-glance-at-windows-insider-10-10147/

I have been playing around with the new product activation inbuilt to Windows 10 Insider Build 10147. This activation mechanism should likewise be in Windows 10 RTM. It accepts Windows 7/8.1
and Insider Build 10130 licenses. Likely Windows Insiders from build 10130 will be able to upgrade for free but there will be a cutoff as this .iso is lively to be removed soon.

 

Windows 10 doesn't support Intel 82945G Express Chipset Family

It works fine on the Intel 82945 chipset. I have it running fine on a Latitude D820 Build 10130 and just about to upgrade to 10147. Windows Update takes care of the display adapter automatically after installation. The error message you are getting from
the Get Windows 10 App can be ignored.

 

10147 is a leaked build and you will not likely upgrade automatically from 10130 to it.. more likely a later build will be dropped if one is.

 

Thank you BunnyJ

Will be patient some more.

 

You're welcome and welcome to the forums.
Jeff

 

But will the 10130 and further builds automatically update to the official release which will be released on July 29?

 

Hi Abhishek, Welcome to W10F! *Smile

As it stands right now, Yes.

 

That's great. Without having to install 3rd party apps like Photoshop, Office, etc. or will only the Metro (Modern) apps be restored?

 

I upgraded from 10130 to 10147 from within Windows. Originally I attempted to upgrade from USB Stick from a Cold Start, albeit I was told by 10147 to do an upgrade from within 10130 which worked great though it left some of the problems I was having with 10130 intact, thus I did a clean install, and the problems I was having with 10130 were gone. 10147 is thus far a stable installation. . .*Smile

 

I agree, build 10147 is very stable. I had nothing but problems when I was running build 10130.

 

@Winuser

Cortana wouldn't let me save my PIN to access computer, so always had to use regular password. Do you not have Cortana issues with 10147?

Also, using a Google account to People App in 10130 made this app crash and totally unusable after.

If you can confirm 10147 doesn't have these issues, can you provide .iso download link to 10147 so i can try it again?

(wanted to p.m. you but a new user here must have 5 posts in order to do that).

 

Cortana is working better in build 10147 but it's still needs a lot of work. It still doesn't always respond to Hey Cortana. When it stops responding the only way I can get it working is to reboot or log off and log back on. I've also had it pop up on it's own and say it didn't understand my request or something to that effect. I think this is the link you want. Windows 10 Build 10147 x64 ISO has leaked - Windows 10 Forums

 

Thanks!
10150 might have fixed that Cortana issue for you.

(btw, first link lead to a tweet only but i'll dig around).

 

Are you sure the link in z3r010's post doesn't work? When I click on it I go to a mega site download page.