Windows 10: Windows 10 Creators Update available through the Update Assistant

Yup, that's what we did. Lost most of my settings, all my reg hacks and reinstalled all the store crapola. LOL, never did have any patience, serves me right. I went ahead and repaired the repair even though I did an image for recovery. I wanted to see what got changed.

 

Oh well, at least when the official link( https://support.microsoft.com/help/4...te-coming-soon ) is up, after this repair install, I know that none of my tweaks will get in the way.
If I want everything as it was, I made a system image before anyhow*Wink

 

It will be available after 11am PST on the Update Assistant...Patience grasshopper!!! Should NEVER go anywhere other than MSFT.

 

Where did you read? I thought it would be 9:00 AM PDT (PST is not observed).

 

I've been waiting for this thing for about 6 months....

Does this version include Blue Light Reduction feature?
Does anyone know if it overrides Nvidia's or AMD's desktop settings?

 

It include the blue light reduction and works on my nVidia card fine - is fully adjustable to preference and timings

 

That is good to know thanks!!!

 

Is it possible to pause in assistant

 

Seems the download page (where the Update Assistant will be) went down just now:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...load/windows10

Perhaps this means that the Creators Update update is about to go live?


Edit: page went up again now, but still no update yet.

 

As I understand it, it's not so much that there are significant security setting that need to be changed, more that Microsoft got too much negative feedback on the lack of transparency when installing previous versions (Express Setup defaults = 'tell us everything'). The 'check your important privacy settings' before it installs is apparently to make these settings more open and visible.

Windows 10 Creators Update coming April 11th 2017

https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexp...gg6bRX1WOLu.97

 

Will we be able to download an ISO file through that link?

 

What about this link?

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...te-coming-soon

 

Yes, using the Windows Download tool you will be able to create an ISO. The only problem with that ISO created is that it has an install.esd file instead of an install.wim file. This means that one can not do all the recovery and reimaging tasks on the esd version of the ISO, while the WIM version works for everything.

Don't worry about this "issue", if you are not a Windows tech enthusiast like me and others here at TenForums. You will be able to install Windows from the ISO created using the Download tool just fine. No Problem. *Smile

 

Guys, I never ever download anything from Softpedia. So much problems with those files. One never know what one gets.

Either download stuff straight from the author (Microsoft in this case) or just ignore files you find.

 

Right now I am running Windows 10 Creators Update that I installed using the ISO that was released on March 31st. How will this this version be different, or will it be different. Right now I am running 15063.11.