Windows 10: Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10134 May Hit Fast Ring Soon

I'll look into this... thanks for the information.

 

They will probably last longer than your system will, if you buy the right one. Have you read the SSD Endurance Experiment at The Tech Report? These were the last ones to die. You can read the whole test at that site.

 

im atleast experiencing not-able-to-download-it-stuck-at-0% problem. nothing helps so i dont mind sitting on 10125 :<

 

As is usually the case, old advice that was once good is now long past its due date. Back in the XP days, yes it's true that Windows was very hard on an SSD, particularly in regards to the pagefile. This has not been true since Windows 7. Microsoft basically rewrote large parts of the Windows 7 kernel to make it SSD friendly, including optimizing pagefile access on SSD's.

I would suggest that when it comes to SSD's you get more recent advice. The technology has changed all around.

 

I thought a new clean install fixed it for you?

 

Nope.. nothing seems to fix the issue.. It must be an issue with the way Win10 handles memory management and that fix needs to be done in the code and not with a tweak. It seems it's not cleaning up some times at shutdown and that triggers the error,, just my 2c.,

 

I did the reg hack. I still occasionally get the error. The only difference is it flashes by fast.

 

I have had memory error messages too at shutdown at least three times but not recently. This problem was new with this build for me.

 

Looks like some might be a little older now. What can I say, I'm old anyway *Smile

http://www.helpwithwindows.com/Windo...ate-Drive.html

 

This error was introduced i n build 10130.

 

I have that memory error every time I shut the pc down. Any fix? Or should I just wait for 10134?

 

I sometimes seen similar errors in Windows 8.1 when shutting down not using windows builtin shutdown button.

more about that here

Application error in Explorer.exe when you shut down or restart Windows

is this similar error?

 

Not sure if it will help your situation, but this solved the shutdown error for me. I was having it on clean installs of 10077, 10120 and 10130.
Mine was related to virtual memory/pagefile settings...
Right click My/This Computer -->Properties-->System Protection-->Advanced-->Performance-->Settings-->Advanced-->Virtual Memory-->Change-->Uncheck Automatically manage-->highlight OS drive-->Select custom size and change to:
custom size target ~3072MB (min 2048MB - max 4096MB

 

It's same error as i had in windows 8.1
Application error in Explorer.exe when you shut down or restart Windows

 

Yep, that's the error I had showing too. The pagefile/virtual memory fix solved it for me. Now there are no issues with shutdown or restart.