Windows 10: Microsoft Confirms New Windows 10 Build Coming This Month

futurdreamz answered part of this.

You need to download the 9926 ISO and let Windows update do it's thing. The rollup is just that - no new ISO, just Windows Update on top of an install. The rollup is small, so it's really no big deal.

See: Windows Insider Program | Get the latest Windows features

 

hopefully today is the day of new build

 

Hi there

Logically a FRIDAY would be a good day since people could have a weekend to mess around and recover if it doesn't work -- but I rather think we might have to wait a bit longer.

Cheers
jimbo

 

Well I sure hope they fix the windows staying centered on the desktop*Smile

 

But , you have to pick a date in the pool to win.

Oh and the FREE upgrade is the RTM not the TP

*Roflmao2 . . .and here I darn just can't get anything right anymore. . .*Roflmao2*Roflmao2

 

No kidding. I wonder if there's logic behind it or it's a glitch?

Repeated openings of File Explorer:

 

I hope so!

 

All right, for some reason I can open explore, center it and it remains centered for me at least.

Jeff *Huh

 

I hope so! I think a Tuesday is the most likely day.. it's just what date MS chooses..

 

Open and close it repeatedly and it won't open in the same spot each time.

(btw - if you click on my .gif in post #65, does it play in your browser?)

 

Open and close it repeatedly and it won't open in the same spot each time. I see what you mean.. but that's not an issue for me at least.
Jeff

 

Open and close it repeatedly and it won't open in the same spot each time.

(btw - if you click on my .gif in post #65, does it play in your browser?) Gif works for me using IE11. Bouncing all over the place huh.

 

The Gif works in Pale Moon

 

Still not sure if it's a glitch or not but this may be a partial explanation:
If you 'wheel click' File Explorer to open multiple instances of it, they open cascaded instead of on top of each other, (then again, did it always work like that? I'm not sure now!)

 

Still not sure if it's a glitch or not but this may be a partial explanation:
If you 'wheel click' File Explorer to open multiple instances of it, they open cascaded instead of on top of each other, (then again, did it always work like that? I'm not sure now!)
I can't find it now, but somewhere I've run across a way to cascade files and folders or open in a separate window. I'll keep looking, but meanwhile, here's the only hint I have.