Just dropped by to share a good information ^^

The first big update to Windows 10, which should be arriving via Windows Update, fixes a lot of problems with Windows 10. I'm kind of regretting my upgrade at first too, because there's so many features that I don't need of as a student but less features that I need to customise or simplify things on my OS so that I won't mess things or take a long search just to find the settings. I think this update is good for those who still miss the features back in Windows 8 and Windows 7. So, I'll post this right away. Sharing as caring.. as they say ^^

Some of the new features in the update are:
✿ Colored title bars
✿ Track lost PC
✿ Context menus are better
✿ Cortana is better (I noticed that it run smoother too)



These are just a few of the bigger changes you’ll notice. Windows 10 Fall Update also features new icons, other visual tweaks, and under-the-hood improvements, including ones to memory management.

Read more here: http://www.howtogeek.com/232176/whats-new-...10-fall-update/

Unfortunately, users who have recently upgraded to Windows 10 – within the last 31 days – are currently unable to download and install the new update.
The Threshold 2 update is unavailable to new users so that they can roll back to their previous operating system, Microsoft has confirmed. I'm included in this late upgrader too.

Fortunately, I found a way to get it without having to wait more than 31 days to have the update installed.

Simply navigate to the Microsoft Windows 10 download page – and then hit the Upgrade button, even if you're already in Windows 10, it'll upgrade your OS to the latest build.
This downloads the Microsoft migration tool, which is preloaded with the latest version of Windows 10 and can upgrade your operating system for you.
Granted, it's a little arduous. But its the fastest way for users who have recently upgrade their operating system to get the latest Windows 10 performance tweaks and features.

reference: http://www.express.co.uk/life-style/scienc...-2-Update-Delay

Well, that's all for the update.
Please drop comments if you happen to know further info

This post has been edited by Floria Scarlet: Nov 17 2015, 07:35 PM

Since you update your Windows using the upgrade tools, I can guarantee the ESD in your Hard Disk is the image for the Windows 10 build 1511 aka the new update. You might want to rewrite the old build of Windows 10 in your CD with this new one. But if you got the new update using Windows Update, the ESD files is old one.

Yes, build 1511. That's it

You want to make the ISO, I suppose?
I think this method can help: http://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2570-es...0-esd-file.html
It doesn't require to use the Media Creation Tools, since you already have the ESD, right?

Thanks for the info

Seems like it, good luck on your work

That's weird ... I don't get any bugs for the update. Except for the flashing black screen apparently caused by my graphic driver. But it fixed as soon as I updated my graphic driver. My boot time reduced from around 3 min to 56 seconds instead o_o
(IObit ASC notified me)

I agree with you. I was interested with the new features in this update, in fact that I don't really like Windows 10.
I was upgrading just to take a look with the new features anyway, not to rush or anything, having bugs and problems on my mind that made me backup-ed almost all of my things in this lappy. And myself was shocked when I found that this update improves things instead.
So, basically I don't regret my action updating.
I don't have any problem with AMD, so far.

But yes, I understand those who faced problems during this update.

If you found that this update brings troubles to your pc instead then you're free to let us know and revert back.

I feel sorry for your problem during your update. But mind that judging a book by its cover isn't really a good way.

This post has been edited by Floria Scarlet: Nov 23 2015, 01:59 PM

Well, as far as I can see.. the latest update of Windows 10 have some driver softwares bugs and problems and some of them are even incompatible. If you're using PC that has been released long before Windows 10 was released, please do not update in order to prevents those problems~

That's weird, I haven't faced any UEFI problem after the upgrade. It might be your UEFI problem, not windows

Did you just update your OS? Try updating your UEFI.

Have you googled for the fix?

Try checking this topic:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1571158/bliniti...ximus-viii-hero

my connection is slow atm that I can't browse much (T-T;)

This post has been edited by Floria Scarlet: Dec 24 2015, 11:43 PM

I'm not using gigabyte motherboard. Sorry that I couldn't be much of help.

Yes, for now.

but
As he mentioned there, they're planning to release a new update soon

http://www.winbeta.org/news/microsoft-star...ows-10-redstone

This post has been edited by Floria Scarlet: Dec 27 2015, 01:13 AM

Have you updated your drivers? and have you tried restarting?
Do you happen to lose any of your softwares?

This post has been edited by Floria Scarlet: Jan 3 2016, 06:20 PM

*title



This post has been edited by Floria Scarlet: Jan 13 2016, 02:02 PM

are you sure you're using build 1511? cuz only the latest build (which is this update) have this feature built-in

There should be a settings to change the color of your title bar if you're using the correct version.
Head over to Settings > Personalization > Colors
Enable “Show color on Start, Taskbar, Action Center, and Title bars”

If it's still not working then you have to tweak it using the registry editor.
read here

Double check your version too, run "winver" in the search bar. If it's other than version 1511, you can't change the title bar color


This post has been edited by Floria Scarlet: Jan 13 2016, 06:14 PM

Yes
It's my steam background atm, and I'm using skins named Purple Heart and Simple Media (for the clock)


This post has been edited by Floria Scarlet: Jan 13 2016, 07:35 PM

sure, feel free to ask me