just change will see how it goes

ooo, because last time I saw this regarding microsoft ask us to upload the update to others
as my internet is slow, that why I off it
after ON, which option to choose ?
PC on my local network or PC on my local network and PC on internet ?

...any option

But still must wait ah not automatically get

i receive the notification to update at the second day when it is released , but i didnt bother it to download till now , becoz my internet connection is limited , not dare to download . I used update freezer to 'disable ' the updates

how big is the file size? 3gb ? i also scared i will face problems later , so afraid to upgrade

Disable it. Especially if you are plugin Windows 7 or 8 formatted hard disk as second drive. During boot up Windows 10 will chkdsk and fix the hard disk even the hard disk is OK. It will make it corrupt !

Ya wait it slowly download lol

You should download it and let it download slowly

actually i didnt have the patience to explain in detail

ok i will try a bit now - the reason why some of you get to download and some slower but eventually wil get it anyway but just slower is what MS has done

this is the condition -- if you have upgraded your os to Win 10 still within 30 days
neaning think back when you installed win 10 on your cpt, and its still not yet 30 days old
then you will be in the slow ring or in short wait in Q and you wont get the latest TH2 update ipgrade

if you have upgraded or installed win 1o on youe cpt > 30days counting then you are eligible

why this rule? bcos as a new win10 user you are given 30days to change your mind
and to revert back to your older OS

what sense is this? the sense is MS made it such that TH2 is NOT reversible - meaning if you
upgrade to TH2 there is no downgrading back hence is for only those that have used win10
for more than 30days

dont believe what i say, its ok - i dont get a sen from what you believe and dont believe

in terms of os updates, the only thing that i don't really get it is the way ms pushes updates. at first when i read about it, i thought it's like delta updates, found in oss os like linux, i.e. only codes that changed get downloaded. they are much smaller in size, and hence the method is relatively bandwidth saving. tbh that's more practical when you deliver an os as a service. i hope one day ms will do that. it will solve the current bottlenecks of most users with limited internet bandwidth.

How come no one discuss about Windows Store $0.10 deal?
No interest in Windows Store app I guess

media creation tool can download the latest build of windows 10 iso? or need to use Windows 10 Tech Bench Upgrade Program?

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/techbench

yes, mct does provide latest build of w10 (1511, 10586). previously, it was reverted to old build due to identified bugs (news can be found online). after a day or two, bugs were rectified, and ms restored the new build for users to download.

a lot of users only read the first part of the story and didn't follow up for updates, hence the confusions.

afaik the main differences between isos from mct and techbench are:
1. mct only provides downloads for w10 and w10-n, while techbench provides w10 single language also. (this is for those whose stock os is a single language version)
2. mct provides install.esd, while techbench provides install.wim. for normal users, this is not important. the difference is minimal.

so if i download the windows 10 iso from tech bench in install.wim, can i use it for gpt partition with uefi bios?

This post has been edited by stella_purple: Nov 29 2015, 02:22 PM

sure, like ngkm said. there is no significant difference between mct and techbench in terms of installation.

did anyone have the "sfc opencl.dll" issue after update to threshold 2?

http://www.tenforums.com/performance-maint...-not-fixed.html

i cat install the latest spledid utility for my asus lappy. When i install it , it will automatically remove the latest version i installed , and the old version will be reinstalled . Why ?

from that link, it appears that it doesn't impact system stability in general. imo this is a chicken and egg thing. at one side, ms tries to enforce system integration checks on everything, including drivers, to ensure better system stability. on the other hand, this system checks are kind of hard to implement for things like drivers, especially that are always in active development-release cycles.

for now i think you can safely ignore it.

i think there must be some sort of logs that tells you what happened.

i personally never install spendid in my old g55. the machine and software works fine without it.

hii guys. just updated to windows 10 a few days ago. However, i notice the boot up time is damn long ( 3 mins ) or more sometimes.Anyone facing the same issue? any solution?

and for the drivers under driver manager, should i update every single one of it?

But I wished in Windows 10 must have an option to remove or not install the tablet apps

This post has been edited by microuniver: Dec 2 2015, 12:37 PM

What's the specs?

guys,

any issue with when you lock your windows (win+L)?
Seems my PC not responsive every time i lock it.