Windows 10: Windows 10 Enterprise build 9879 ISO now available

Iv'e gone the upgrade route on two pc's so having the new iso will save time if I need to reload for any reason. Does this mean that a new convert to 10 will get the up to date build, or will they have to start with the original? Also, why English, Chinese and Portugese only?

 

Oh dear, I missed the "enterprise" bit, Iv'e only got the plain version.

 

Yes, it's new as far as coming pre-installed with Windows, but the Multipoint connector has been an add-on for several years.

It's a connector to allow a workstation to be a part of Windows Multipoint Server, which is sort of like Windows Terminal Services on steroids... It's somewhat optimized for teaching scenarios and allows teachers to monitor students on their workstations (called Orchestration).

The Multipoint connector allows a standalone Windows desktop or virtual machine to be orchestrated as part of the Multipoint network, allowing the teacher to control what the student can do, monitor what they're doing, or remote control the workstation.

If you're not in a Multipoint network, then its pointless, and why it's not installed by default.

 

If you open a large folder, (with so many items or sub-folders that it's scrollable), from the navigation pane, the folder window is inactive, (you have to click in the windows before you can scroll); yet, open the same folder from any other location or shortcut and it is ready to scroll without clicking in the window.

 

I would think not, 79 is Enterprise, but you let us know how that goes *Smile

But I`m downloading the iso to install 79 as I`m still having picture thumbnail issues with 9860.

 

I would think not, 79 is Enterprise, but you let us know how that goes *Smile

But I`m downloading the iso to install 79 as I`m still having picture thumbnail issues with 9860. There is no 9879 Pro?

 

With the ISO, MS appear to have branched off towards the full Enterprise.
As there appears to be a story that there will be no further release until the new year, I am wondering if it may be their intention to only have one edition. It does seem unlikely, though, as it could result in a loss of revenue for MS.

 

At this point MS is not making revenue off win 10 so it probably isn't being seen as a problem. Also it is the time of the year when there is a slow down in work because of the up coming holiday season thus with all the workers taking time off for Thanksgiving (U. S.), Christmas, and the New Year there will be a slow down thus probably the reason there will be no new updates.