Windows 10: Windows 10 Build 9860 Now Available

Yeah, its pretty slick. It collapses into itself, and the slide transitions are nice too! There are supposed to be @7,000 improvements in this build. I'm thinking we might want to make a sticky where we can post the changes we find out about.. *Wink I think there wont be too many that we can see so we might as well keep them here.
Sounds like a plan! *Wink

 

All Windows display settings are reset, all registry tweaks reset. *Sad

 

Yup, I think it's the same here.

 

Yep, I got it too. Mine was 5.9 MB though.

 

Found this : Microsoft prematurely releases Windows 10 Technical Preview updates for build 9860

So I'm guessing the update KB3008956 is part of it. Going to install it.

 

Yeah, me too...5.6mb *Tongue

 

I have WTP installed as a WMware Player VM.
Update installed with no problems.

The update broke my shared folders.
I had 2 shares, can get one working by diagnosing, but can't get the other one to show up...

 

Not Mahjong and Solitaire! *Tongue

Does the multiple monitors over Display Link affect anyone with 6 monitors and 32 GB of RAM?

 

I'm not even sure what display link is, but I've 5 of the 6 turned on atm and it's all good.

 

I'm sorry if this is a dumb question *Redface ... but how do you apply the sysprep process on an update build? (I'm trying to understand the sysprep process, rather than moving my Users folder.)

Can you update the build while in Audit mode? Audit Mode is practical when you want to customize Windows and relocate Users folder already before any user profiles are created, entering Audit Mode from last phase of installation (Method One) and doing it there because Audit Mode is the only way to use Windows normally without having any existing user accounts.

When Windows is installed there's no need to go to Audit Mode and in any case you cannot upgrade when in Audit Mode. In my case now I moved all personal data from various user folders (documents, images, videos and such) to an external drive to make the profiles as empty as possible to make relocating faster, then run the Sysprep with this command from an elevated command prompt to move Users back to C::
Code: %windir%\system32\sysprep\sysprep.exe /oobe /reboot /unattend:X:\relocate xml[/quote] (The answer file relocate.xml with instructions to Sysprep in drive X

Then to tackle the "Sysprep - Upgrade paradox": an upgraded Windows cannot be sysprepped, a sysprepped Windows cannot be upgraded, I needed to edit one value in registry to allow upgrading a sysprepped Windows. Download and install Build 9860 upgrade, again registry editing this time to allow an upgraded Windows to be sysprepped, and finally Sysprep to move the Users back to E: where I want to keep it.

All in all, I needed a bit more time than a system where all system folders are in default locations on C:. In my case this whole operation took two and half episodes of the Big Bang Theory from Netflix *Wink, about three times the time Lee told was needed.

 

six monitors??? :O

 

Thank you good sir. *Smile

 

well i hope you can read this as something appears to be wrong with some of my fonts file.
typing this and i get weirdlike lines when toner ran out on printer
also losing letters on pc settings screen\new notification screen no "N".


as well as sub forum titles dissappearing when hovered one


Roy

 

Update failed for me under Oracle VB.





Trying it on my Acer laptop now, no VM.

 

Thanks for that! I understand a little more than I did before. *Wink