Windows 10: Windows 9 Build 6.4.9829 Spotted Online

More *Party

:)

 

Lumia 950 sound cutting out

Hi Jayney,

It could be that the network signal on the lounge while making a call is somehow on the dead spot, as it only happens in this particular area. Some houses, buildings and shopping malls may install cell phone signal boosters on dead spots to enhance cell
phone signal within the premises. You may check online with regards to network signals and dead spots with your mobile network carrier.

By the way, WiFi signals have different frequencies which may not interfere with mobile signals.

Let us know if you have other inquiries.

 

Windows 10 DIsm cannot find souce file

Well, windows 10 has a new build 1511 ....and it still fails to meet contemporary professional standards. Oh yes, I forgot.. it was free.

Right, here is my next problem ( Microsoft never solved the last one )

1) I have windows 10 Build 1511.

2) The CPU usage is high.

3) I have turned off tips and notifications

4) I decided to run sfc /scannow . ( This is a pretty useless tool that really only seems to find errors but never fix them. )

5) Sure enough, it found errors and couldnt fix them.

6) I decided to run Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth.

7) It replied that the image was repairable.

8) I ran Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth.

9) I got Error 0x800F081F The source files could not be found

10) I tried Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:ESD:C:\$Windows.~BT\Sources\Install.esd:1 /LimitAccess

11) See 9

12) I tried Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:WIM:\Sources\Install.wim:1 /LimitAccess

13) See 9

14) I tried "troubleshooting updates". ( This is a pretty useless tool that really only seems to find errors but never fix them - differes from SFC in that it claims to have fixed them). It claimed to have found and fixed errors

15) Go to 4



I have windows 10 Pro 1511, 10586.11 (Almost as good as Vista )

 

Let's hope it gets out in the wild so we can all have a play *Biggrin

 

Yep I have an SSD waiting for it.

 

Can't wait to get first version installed!

 

Hurry up and wait? *Wink

 

*Ditto

That makes two of us. *Biggrin

 

Considering all we've heard about Threshold up until now, I'm keeping my hopes low. These early builds are probably not going to look any different than the famous screenshot of the start menu and windowed modern apps.

What really piques my curiosity is the rumored taskbar overhaul in functionality. That's probably the biggest change I want to have a look at.

 

I belong to that really small minority who starting from Windows 3.11 have liked every new Windows version more than its predecessor (excluding Windows ME). The 95 was a huge step into the future from previous versions, again moving to XP from Win 2000 was like a new world. The way Vista changed the Windows concept really fascinated me, I never had any issues with Vista and grew to like it.

Then came Seven and I was almost literally in love with it. I loved Windows 8 from first betas I tested, the 8.1 surprised me because I did not except Microsoft to make the fantastic 8 so soon after original release even better. But they did, 8.1 alone was super, a dream OS for me, and the Update 1 fine tuned it to that marvelous, flexible, easy to use OS it is today.

Since Vista I have started to use new Windows versions long before they have been published, making the beta or preview version to my main OS before the official release date.

I simply have no choice; I am a Windows enthusiast, I have nothing against being called a Microsoft Fan Boy. I simply have to install Threshold as soon as it is possible. Not because I feel I always need to have the latest but rather because I have no patience to wait the official release in order to test and see myself what other geeks have been discussing and what I have read. I also take some pride in "participating", with all Microsoft products I have always allowed every possible "Call Home" function, joined every possible Customer Experience program to allow my computer to automatically send statistics, crash reports and such to MS. It's a long shot but my beta version of a new Windows crashing and crash report being sent "home" might help MS to fix a bug.

I am ready for new Windows.

 

I'm taking a wait and see attitude about this new version of Windows.
I hope it's a nice refresh with some new features.. but I'm not holding my breath.
Jeff

 

I wholeheartedly agree on most of what you said. With 8.x not so much, though, and that's exactly why I'm excited about Threshold. 8 has great potential and is not a bad OS at all, but I just can't get used to how it works 100%. That's why Threshold is so promising to me.

 

I'm going to wait it out and see what it's like first with the first videos. If it's worth downloading and is functional with proper Onedrive sync support, i'll even install it on my main pc!!

It's ok though, I still have my Surface Pro 3.