Windows 10: My latest experiment...

Ok, my Win 10 SSD is a Samsung 860 EVO. I just bought another 860 EVO. I used Macrium Reflect to "backup" the whole 860 EVO disk. Then I shut the computer off, and hooked up the "new" 860 EVO. Then, I used Macrium Reflect bootable media, to restore the backup (of the current SSD), that I just made, to the "new" SSD. All went well, and I then booted from the "new" SSD. Mainly to make sure the SSD physically worked. It booted right up. I ran CrystalDiskInfo, just to double check, then shut down the computer. I took the "new" SSD out, and put the old one back in, and booted to that SSD. I ran CrystalDiskInfo again. The reason, I'm doing all this... is that after double checking with Microsoft (licensing rules), I want to simply "upgrade" the "new" SSD to Windows 11. Then I will have two SSDs, one with Windows 10, and the other with Windows 11. Hopefully, that will allow me to experiment with Windows 11, but still be able to just swap out the SSD, to go back to Windows 10, whenever I want. Hopefully, I'll be able to do all this on my current digital license. I will update, after talking to Microsoft about this, and if approved, seeing how the "upgrade" to Windows 11 goes.

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Shared Experiences

Hi,

Shared Experiences allow you to start a task on one device and finish it on another, or easily set up a remote control or other companion apps on a smartphone. If you don’t want to use the feature, we suggest that you disable it. Kindly follow these steps
below:

• Click
  Start.
• Select
  Settings.
• Click
  System.
• Select the Shared experiences link on the left-hand side. Here you will see a switch that lets you toggle the Share across devices feature to the On or Off position.
• Enable it then restart your computer.
• Go again to Shared Experiences in Settings app, and disable it completely.

Let us know if you need further assistance.

 

Latest Firmware Upgrade Changelogs and E66 Experiences With v.300.21.012

The title itself is quite explanatory but here it is.

• When will we be able to see latest changelogs for firmwares ?

• And if any users among us, what has been your experiences with your E66 after upgrading it to the latest firmware ?

Thanks in advance.

 

shared experiences

Thanks,

quick search....

You can quickly enable, disable, and change the Shared experiences settings on Windows 10 using the following steps:

• Open Settings.
• Click on System.
• Click on Shared experiences.
• Turn on or off the Share across devices toggle switch to enable or disable the feature.