Windows 10 upgrade revisited
Would Microsoft like to explain why this Windows 10 PC has downloaded the Windows 10 upgrade again and is now running through the install again.
Windows 10 upgrade revisited
Alan Stainer
Tech head through and through.
cause they count each upgrade…
cause they count each upgrade…
cause they count each upgrade…
cause they count each upgrade…
I used to Dual boot Windows and Linux but after years of being a Windows user Microsoft have finally driven me away with their shenanigans and I never thought I would ever say these words but I bought a Mac.
I used to Dual boot Windows and Linux but after years of being a Windows user Microsoft have finally driven me away with their shenanigans and I never thought I would ever say these words but I bought a Mac.
I used to Dual boot Windows and Linux but after years of being a Windows user Microsoft have finally driven me away with their shenanigans and I never thought I would ever say these words but I bought a Mac.
I used to Dual boot Windows and Linux but after years of being a Windows user Microsoft have finally driven me away with their shenanigans and I never thought I would ever say these words but I bought a Mac.
My main PC runs Linux thankfully. The other one is still upgrading as we speak…
My main PC runs Linux thankfully. The other one is still upgrading as we speak…
My main PC runs Linux thankfully. The other one is still upgrading as we speak…
My main PC runs Linux thankfully. The other one is still upgrading as we speak…
I used to be solely a Linux user but I’ve actually found windows 10 good enough to keep on my newest laptop.. Not great, just good enough.
I used to be solely a Linux user but I’ve actually found windows 10 good enough to keep on my newest laptop.. Not great, just good enough.
I used to be solely a Linux user but I’ve actually found windows 10 good enough to keep on my newest laptop.. Not great, just good enough.
I used to be solely a Linux user but I’ve actually found windows 10 good enough to keep on my newest laptop.. Not great, just good enough.
Ah but imagine if you had to install from floppy Alan Stainer
Many happy hours as one after another is stuffed into the drive..
Then the last [expletive deleted] won’t read so the whole update has failed and that has happened to me in the past.
Ah but imagine if you had to install from floppy Alan Stainer
Many happy hours as one after another is stuffed into the drive..
Then the last [expletive deleted] won’t read so the whole update has failed and that has happened to me in the past.
Ah but imagine if you had to install from floppy Alan Stainer
Many happy hours as one after another is stuffed into the drive..
Then the last [expletive deleted] won’t read so the whole update has failed and that has happened to me in the past.
Ah but imagine if you had to install from floppy Alan Stainer
Many happy hours as one after another is stuffed into the drive..
Then the last [expletive deleted] won’t read so the whole update has failed and that has happened to me in the past.
It’s the new mechanism for rolling out larger updates. Expect to see many more to come !
It’s the new mechanism for rolling out larger updates. Expect to see many more to come !
It’s the new mechanism for rolling out larger updates. Expect to see many more to come !
It’s the new mechanism for rolling out larger updates. Expect to see many more to come !
Francis Anderson Oh well something to look forward to when you least expect it ;-)
Francis Anderson Oh well something to look forward to when you least expect it ;-)
Francis Anderson Oh well something to look forward to when you least expect it ;-)
Francis Anderson Oh well something to look forward to when you least expect it ;-)
Yes indeed, especially if you’ve got a fair usage limit on your broadband that then throttles you back for excessive usage you didn’t even realise you were making.
Yes indeed, especially if you’ve got a fair usage limit on your broadband that then throttles you back for excessive usage you didn’t even realise you were making.
Yes indeed, especially if you’ve got a fair usage limit on your broadband that then throttles you back for excessive usage you didn’t even realise you were making.
Yes indeed, especially if you’ve got a fair usage limit on your broadband that then throttles you back for excessive usage you didn’t even realise you were making.
Alan Stainer Which version of Linux can replace a Windows desktop? Which one are you using?
Alan Stainer Which version of Linux can replace a Windows desktop? Which one are you using?
Alan Stainer Which version of Linux can replace a Windows desktop? Which one are you using?
Alan Stainer Which version of Linux can replace a Windows desktop? Which one are you using?
Are u able to stop it?
Are u able to stop it?
Are u able to stop it?
Are u able to stop it?
Infernus Link Fenris Fernandes Yes turn recommended updates off
Infernus Link Fenris Fernandes Yes turn recommended updates off
Infernus Link Fenris Fernandes Yes turn recommended updates off
Infernus Link Fenris Fernandes Yes turn recommended updates off
Shajir Pulikkal I am using Ubuntu 15.10 at the moment.
Shajir Pulikkal I am using Ubuntu 15.10 at the moment.
Shajir Pulikkal I am using Ubuntu 15.10 at the moment.
Shajir Pulikkal I am using Ubuntu 15.10 at the moment.
So the update is, I left the PC upgrade going all day and it has finally finished. Now it is going through the oh so slow process of setting up the profiles again.
Such a waste of time and bandwidth!
So the update is, I left the PC upgrade going all day and it has finally finished. Now it is going through the oh so slow process of setting up the profiles again.
Such a waste of time and bandwidth!
So the update is, I left the PC upgrade going all day and it has finally finished. Now it is going through the oh so slow process of setting up the profiles again.
Such a waste of time and bandwidth!
So the update is, I left the PC upgrade going all day and it has finally finished. Now it is going through the oh so slow process of setting up the profiles again.
Such a waste of time and bandwidth!
Alan Stainer ALL day? interested to know what it has upgraded as i have done a check today and nothing new.
Wily Werewolf sounds so much better than windows 10 ;-)
Alan Stainer ALL day? interested to know what it has upgraded as i have done a check today and nothing new.
Wily Werewolf sounds so much better than windows 10 ;-)
Alan Stainer ALL day? interested to know what it has upgraded as i have done a check today and nothing new.
Wily Werewolf sounds so much better than windows 10 ;-)
Alan Stainer ALL day? interested to know what it has upgraded as i have done a check today and nothing new.
Wily Werewolf sounds so much better than windows 10 ;-)
As I said, it was the Windows 10 upgrade.
It looks and feels exactly the same as before…
As I said, it was the Windows 10 upgrade.
It looks and feels exactly the same as before…
As I said, it was the Windows 10 upgrade.
It looks and feels exactly the same as before…
As I said, it was the Windows 10 upgrade.
It looks and feels exactly the same as before…
Don’t understand that then, windows updating itself to what it was before. The only time i experienced that was late last year with the big upgrade with Cortana . Maybe i will find out tomorrow or the next day.
Don’t understand that then, windows updating itself to what it was before. The only time i experienced that was late last year with the big upgrade with Cortana . Maybe i will find out tomorrow or the next day.
Don’t understand that then, windows updating itself to what it was before. The only time i experienced that was late last year with the big upgrade with Cortana . Maybe i will find out tomorrow or the next day.
Don’t understand that then, windows updating itself to what it was before. The only time i experienced that was late last year with the big upgrade with Cortana . Maybe i will find out tomorrow or the next day.
The whole model for windows 10 has changed. It now updates like Google chrome does, giving you the latest version every so often. I’m in their fast ring and get a new build every month, standard users get a build maybe once or twice a year, depending on what Microsoft want to send out.
The whole model for windows 10 has changed. It now updates like Google chrome does, giving you the latest version every so often. I’m in their fast ring and get a new build every month, standard users get a build maybe once or twice a year, depending on what Microsoft want to send out.
The whole model for windows 10 has changed. It now updates like Google chrome does, giving you the latest version every so often. I’m in their fast ring and get a new build every month, standard users get a build maybe once or twice a year, depending on what Microsoft want to send out.
The whole model for windows 10 has changed. It now updates like Google chrome does, giving you the latest version every so often. I’m in their fast ring and get a new build every month, standard users get a build maybe once or twice a year, depending on what Microsoft want to send out.
Francis Anderson does this mean long periods of downtime are to be expected in the future?
Francis Anderson does this mean long periods of downtime are to be expected in the future?
Francis Anderson does this mean long periods of downtime are to be expected in the future?
Francis Anderson does this mean long periods of downtime are to be expected in the future?
I think you’ll be getting this happen once a year. It shouldn’t be taking all day though, slowest I get is about 60 mins outage. I did however have a laptop which got stuck half way through and sat there for hours in the same % .. Ended up having to fall back and reapply. So In that sense it was a very long outage.
I think you’ll be getting this happen once a year. It shouldn’t be taking all day though, slowest I get is about 60 mins outage. I did however have a laptop which got stuck half way through and sat there for hours in the same % .. Ended up having to fall back and reapply. So In that sense it was a very long outage.
I think you’ll be getting this happen once a year. It shouldn’t be taking all day though, slowest I get is about 60 mins outage. I did however have a laptop which got stuck half way through and sat there for hours in the same % .. Ended up having to fall back and reapply. So In that sense it was a very long outage.
I think you’ll be getting this happen once a year. It shouldn’t be taking all day though, slowest I get is about 60 mins outage. I did however have a laptop which got stuck half way through and sat there for hours in the same % .. Ended up having to fall back and reapply. So In that sense it was a very long outage.
Francis Anderson What update was it though, i can’t see any new updates either on my pc or on the net, i know they are staged so we all don’t get at the same time but i just can’t see anything on this update. It can’t be the win 10 we have been talking about because that is for win 7, 8 and 8.1 user?
Francis Anderson What update was it though, i can’t see any new updates either on my pc or on the net, i know they are staged so we all don’t get at the same time but i just can’t see anything on this update. It can’t be the win 10 we have been talking about because that is for win 7, 8 and 8.1 user?
Francis Anderson What update was it though, i can’t see any new updates either on my pc or on the net, i know they are staged so we all don’t get at the same time but i just can’t see anything on this update. It can’t be the win 10 we have been talking about because that is for win 7, 8 and 8.1 user?
Francis Anderson What update was it though, i can’t see any new updates either on my pc or on the net, i know they are staged so we all don’t get at the same time but i just can’t see anything on this update. It can’t be the win 10 we have been talking about because that is for win 7, 8 and 8.1 user?
If you run winver (type it into the “ask me anything” box) you’ll see the version 1511 and build (mine is 14251.1000). You can look up the changes online. Many of the updates though are actually combining code bases between windows phones and windows OS, so you’ll not really see a huge amount of beneficial changes (my view at least).
If you run winver (type it into the “ask me anything” box) you’ll see the version 1511 and build (mine is 14251.1000). You can look up the changes online. Many of the updates though are actually combining code bases between windows phones and windows OS, so you’ll not really see a huge amount of beneficial changes (my view at least).
If you run winver (type it into the “ask me anything” box) you’ll see the version 1511 and build (mine is 14251.1000). You can look up the changes online. Many of the updates though are actually combining code bases between windows phones and windows OS, so you’ll not really see a huge amount of beneficial changes (my view at least).
If you run winver (type it into the “ask me anything” box) you’ll see the version 1511 and build (mine is 14251.1000). You can look up the changes online. Many of the updates though are actually combining code bases between windows phones and windows OS, so you’ll not really see a huge amount of beneficial changes (my view at least).
Thanks Version 1511 ( os build 10586.71) what did you get Alan Stainer
Thanks Version 1511 ( os build 10586.71) what did you get Alan Stainer
Thanks Version 1511 ( os build 10586.71) what did you get Alan Stainer
Thanks Version 1511 ( os build 10586.71) what did you get Alan Stainer
It’s the exact same version and build number as yours Thames Valley Discos
It’s the exact same version and build number as yours Thames Valley Discos
It’s the exact same version and build number as yours Thames Valley Discos
It’s the exact same version and build number as yours Thames Valley Discos
That was the last major update by Microsoft, started happening back in November but has slowly been rolled out.
That was the last major update by Microsoft, started happening back in November but has slowly been rolled out.
That was the last major update by Microsoft, started happening back in November but has slowly been rolled out.
That was the last major update by Microsoft, started happening back in November but has slowly been rolled out.
Francis Anderson Ah that is what i thought then, yes that was a big update and took me a few hours. The first big windows 10 update
Francis Anderson Ah that is what i thought then, yes that was a big update and took me a few hours. The first big windows 10 update
Francis Anderson Ah that is what i thought then, yes that was a big update and took me a few hours. The first big windows 10 update
Francis Anderson Ah that is what i thought then, yes that was a big update and took me a few hours. The first big windows 10 update
Hopefully you’ll not get this too frequently. You’ll still get traditional updates as usual
Hopefully you’ll not get this too frequently. You’ll still get traditional updates as usual
Hopefully you’ll not get this too frequently. You’ll still get traditional updates as usual
Hopefully you’ll not get this too frequently. You’ll still get traditional updates as usual
I think like you say rather than having a Windows 11, 12 etc now it is just Windows 10 but with some big updates but remains windows 10. Coincidence Alan Stainer got this on the day the auto update news broke
I think like you say rather than having a Windows 11, 12 etc now it is just Windows 10 but with some big updates but remains windows 10. Coincidence Alan Stainer got this on the day the auto update news broke
I think like you say rather than having a Windows 11, 12 etc now it is just Windows 10 but with some big updates but remains windows 10. Coincidence Alan Stainer got this on the day the auto update news broke
I think like you say rather than having a Windows 11, 12 etc now it is just Windows 10 but with some big updates but remains windows 10. Coincidence Alan Stainer got this on the day the auto update news broke
It’s a model Google have been using for some time with their Chromebooks, except the only difference is, it takes about 20 seconds to update the whole OS on chromebooks, but then .. it’s just a browser, linux kernal and a few bits to glue it all together.
It’s a model Google have been using for some time with their Chromebooks, except the only difference is, it takes about 20 seconds to update the whole OS on chromebooks, but then .. it’s just a browser, linux kernal and a few bits to glue it all together.
It’s a model Google have been using for some time with their Chromebooks, except the only difference is, it takes about 20 seconds to update the whole OS on chromebooks, but then .. it’s just a browser, linux kernal and a few bits to glue it all together.
It’s a model Google have been using for some time with their Chromebooks, except the only difference is, it takes about 20 seconds to update the whole OS on chromebooks, but then .. it’s just a browser, linux kernal and a few bits to glue it all together.
The maddening thing is, I only upgraded the PC to Windows 10 within the past week. I checked the updates at the time and it said there were no more to do, which made sense as I told it to download the latest updates during the upgrade…
The maddening thing is, I only upgraded the PC to Windows 10 within the past week. I checked the updates at the time and it said there were no more to do, which made sense as I told it to download the latest updates during the upgrade…
The maddening thing is, I only upgraded the PC to Windows 10 within the past week. I checked the updates at the time and it said there were no more to do, which made sense as I told it to download the latest updates during the upgrade…
The maddening thing is, I only upgraded the PC to Windows 10 within the past week. I checked the updates at the time and it said there were no more to do, which made sense as I told it to download the latest updates during the upgrade…
Alan Stainer probably down to the way it is rolled out due to its size Microsoft not wanting all users receiving it at the same time, just bad/unfortunate timing. I got mine in November, but can understand your shock today
Alan Stainer probably down to the way it is rolled out due to its size Microsoft not wanting all users receiving it at the same time, just bad/unfortunate timing. I got mine in November, but can understand your shock today
Alan Stainer probably down to the way it is rolled out due to its size Microsoft not wanting all users receiving it at the same time, just bad/unfortunate timing. I got mine in November, but can understand your shock today
Alan Stainer probably down to the way it is rolled out due to its size Microsoft not wanting all users receiving it at the same time, just bad/unfortunate timing. I got mine in November, but can understand your shock today
Windows 10 problem is for. Laptop battery. Problem
Windows 10 problem is for. Laptop battery. Problem
Windows 10 problem is for. Laptop battery. Problem
Windows 10 problem is for. Laptop battery. Problem
Prashanth Manavi If you mean the battery dies while updating, i think it is always recommended to have a power supply connected during any update/upgrade
Prashanth Manavi If you mean the battery dies while updating, i think it is always recommended to have a power supply connected during any update/upgrade
Prashanth Manavi If you mean the battery dies while updating, i think it is always recommended to have a power supply connected during any update/upgrade
Prashanth Manavi If you mean the battery dies while updating, i think it is always recommended to have a power supply connected during any update/upgrade
No that problem after update 10 the laptop get heat & battery get eat up fast
No that problem after update 10 the laptop get heat & battery get eat up fast
No that problem after update 10 the laptop get heat & battery get eat up fast
No that problem after update 10 the laptop get heat & battery get eat up fast
Not been my experience Prashanth Manavi, however it could depends on your setup and if you have some poorly supported drivers over using the processors in windows 10. I use process explorer to view what is hammering your CPU (windows 10 actually comes with some great tools in the task manger that do the same job). But I would suspect it’s software or drivers and not windows 10 that is to blame.
Not been my experience Prashanth Manavi, however it could depends on your setup and if you have some poorly supported drivers over using the processors in windows 10. I use process explorer to view what is hammering your CPU (windows 10 actually comes with some great tools in the task manger that do the same job). But I would suspect it’s software or drivers and not windows 10 that is to blame.
Not been my experience Prashanth Manavi, however it could depends on your setup and if you have some poorly supported drivers over using the processors in windows 10. I use process explorer to view what is hammering your CPU (windows 10 actually comes with some great tools in the task manger that do the same job). But I would suspect it’s software or drivers and not windows 10 that is to blame.
Not been my experience Prashanth Manavi, however it could depends on your setup and if you have some poorly supported drivers over using the processors in windows 10. I use process explorer to view what is hammering your CPU (windows 10 actually comes with some great tools in the task manger that do the same job). But I would suspect it’s software or drivers and not windows 10 that is to blame.