Done what you suggested, but still having same problem.

It's not a big issue, but it irks me that my drives are all now named as "removeable drive" in my windows 10 device.

Couldn't find any helpful advice online though... Maybe only me having this problem...

First major update for Windows 10 is now available

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This post has been edited by terence_nwb: Nov 12 2015, 10:52 PM

what is the update no ? KB ..........

Resurrected my Acer Timeline 1810tz with windows 10 upgrade from win7 home premium.

Downloaded media creation tool and proceeded to install from usb drive.
Choosed to keep user files only.

However, after the installation was completed the Lan driver and wifi driver didn't work.

From Device Manager I've uninstalled the old drivers and scanned for changes.
Windows 10 automatically installed new driver.
After that, Lan and wifi is working again.

This post has been edited by twosocks: Nov 13 2015, 01:07 AM

seriously weird stuff haha

Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1511 for x64-based Systems (KB3105211)

good for you

edit: just installed KB3105211. it's not the same as insider preview esds that i linked previously, for the build string is now 10586.3.

edit.2: i just realized that the machine i have done the update is running build 10586, hence the update took only a few minutes because of the much smaller KB3105211 (about 60+ MB in total, which includes another 11MB language pack patch). for build 10240 (July release), you will go through the similar upgrade path when you accepted the free w10 upgrade offer. it's about 6 to 7 GB+ in total, depending on your system i believe. this one will take some time to process.

w10 media creation tool has been updated for those who wanna download a copy of new th2 release iso for future use, http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10




This post has been edited by horns: Nov 13 2015, 09:17 AM

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Sorry, found the answer for my question. Thanks.

This post has been edited by nicodemus88: Nov 13 2015, 09:41 AM

w10 10586.3 upgrade was completed n my xps. it received the upgrade package via windows updates.





you can roll back to previous build if necessary:





since it's working fine after some brief tests on the common software that i use daily, i have deleted all old os and installation files from the system to regain about 25GB of space.

This post has been edited by horns: Nov 13 2015, 10:19 AM

i received the updates just down, after finished downloading , it said it vouldnt be installed , well , i have restarted my pc and check the update again , it said my pc is up-todate . how to get the updates again? i checked the update history , no installation of this update found

actually, after the update was downloaded, it will prompt you to restart the computer to proceed.

alternatively, you can try to use the offline method, i.e. using media creation tool and download the correct version for your computer, then run setup.exe to upgrade.

Anyone knows how to make a vhd as image backup?

This post has been edited by ricstc: Nov 13 2015, 01:36 PM

where to download the media creation tool for the major update ? how big is the file ? i have previously download the iso ? it's 3gb .... hopefully its not 3gb anymore.... coz i already have win 10( not sure about the build no ) installed on my pc .

what do you mean? is this about cloning your physical os/system partitions to become a system image in the form of vhd, or just a virtual disk to store/back up photos (images)?

for the first one, i saw a small program in sysinternals suite called disk2vhd, but i never used it before. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/default.aspx

i have posted the mct link in the previous page. well, for x64 only version it's confirmed with a size of 3gb+ (i have it). i think you can throw away the old one.

If download it thru windows update also need 3gb?

it's more. mine was about 6 to 7gb+, including windows supplied driver updates and few patches.

my desktop haven't get the update through windows update
will slowly wait for it to roll out

side note, to those who want it urgently just download latest media creation tool and download windows 10 (x86 or x64)
it will detect which version you go for
read more here
http://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/9230-wi...o-download.html

oh wow thanks very much for the info

no problem

unable to update my windows 10, how to fix it? any idea?

This post has been edited by SiLv3sTeR: Nov 13 2015, 07:49 PM

It is actually service pack ? just like windows 7 gt service pack 1 ?

a wild guess, assuming the internet connection is working fine, windows firewall is normal, and antivirus are functional: it might be due to windows updates issues. download and run this tool to see if it is back to normal after a full reset, https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/gp/wind...te-issues/en-us

no it's a new version of complete wi10 installer/upgrade iso.