- Nov 19, 2014
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It's on their official blog post so it's true.
Managing the Windows 10 Creators Update rollout for a seamless experience - Windows Experience Blog
Creators Update arrives early on the PC
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Managing the Windows 10 Creators Update rollout for a seamless experience - Windows Experience Blog
- Dec 20, 2014
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I try to update from Anniversary Update using Windows 10 Update Assistant. But after Windows 10 Update Assistant download and install the update, my computer restart many times, and when all processes have done, my computer is still on Anniversary Update, not Creators Update. I tried many times but can't help. So I decided to make a clean fresh install using ISO file.
- Oct 23, 2012
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You could have downloaded the ISO and ran the setup from file explorer and it would have upgraded.
- Dec 20, 2014
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I will try. But I'm on Creators Update, and if I want using your method, I need to reinstall Windows 10 Anniversary Update and upgrade using ISO file, right?
- Oct 23, 2012
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If you are already updated to creators update then you are good.
- Dec 20, 2014
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But I'm facing the problem with brightness level on Creators Update as I mentioned above
- Oct 23, 2012
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- Oct 23, 2012
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Click on Start > Settings > System > You have the option to turn the battery saver ON/OFF
Click on "Battery saver settings" and uncheck "Lower screen brightness while in battery saver
Control Panel > system & security > Power Options > change plan settings > advanced power settings
Go to display and make sure enable adaptive brightness is set to off
Is your laptop by any chance a Sony?
Sony has had driver problems with Windows 10 but it could be a driver problem with the new update since it is not "officially" released yet.
If it wasn't happening on the latest stable Anniversary update and the settings do not help then I would suspect a driver problem.
Click on "Battery saver settings" and uncheck "Lower screen brightness while in battery saver
Control Panel > system & security > Power Options > change plan settings > advanced power settings
Go to display and make sure enable adaptive brightness is set to off
Is your laptop by any chance a Sony?
Sony has had driver problems with Windows 10 but it could be a driver problem with the new update since it is not "officially" released yet.
If it wasn't happening on the latest stable Anniversary update and the settings do not help then I would suspect a driver problem.
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- Dec 20, 2014
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I've already tried all processes above. I think the problem is my Intel HD Graphics driver. I tried to switch to Microsoft Basic Display driver, the problem did not happen again. And when I switch back to Intel HD Graphics driver, and I restart computer, the brightness level turn back to Suggested level (50% level)
My laptop is Lenovo G40-70. And I never face this problem before
- Oct 23, 2012
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Does it happen on both battery and plugged in?
Since you did a clean install I might reinstall the latest stable Anniversary update ISO and wait until the Creators Update is out to the public.
Since you did a clean install I might reinstall the latest stable Anniversary update ISO and wait until the Creators Update is out to the public.
- Dec 20, 2014
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It happened on both situations. Thank you for your help. I think the Intel HD Graphics driver does not compatible with Windows 10 Creators Update
- Mar 22, 2017
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I also have a Lenovo (AIO) with an Intel HD520 graphics adapter. Before the upgrade to "Creators", win updated my graphics adapter first, then installed Creators. The upgrade went fine on my end...
- Dec 20, 2014
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How you update your Windows to Creators Update? Using Windows 10 Update Assistant or ISO File?
My Windows and drivers are always up-to-date before, but I make a clean install of Windows, and using Windows update to install drivers, then my graphics driver happened probelm. I'm not not facing this probelm before (Also using Windows update to install all drivers)
- Mar 22, 2017
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Guys, I would like to share how I fixed my problem with Edge browser hanging and crashing (even after getting the first cumulative update to the Creators update). I simply deleted all my SRP policies and finally Edge works normally. Strange that even though I had set the level to Unrestricted, somehow the old policies from before the update still interfered in some way with Edge. Thought I would share this in case someone has similar issues and have tried many possible solutions to no effect.
Just one more note - after deleting the rules (with right hand click and delete all SRP policies) you have to either sign out of your account or restart the PC.
Just one more note - after deleting the rules (with right hand click and delete all SRP policies) you have to either sign out of your account or restart the PC.
- Mar 24, 2017
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Force the policies by avoiding reboot/sign out and force it if some issues occurs during update.
I didn't force them but deleted them, then signed out and in again. Before that, during the update I had chosen the Unrestricted level to avoid any interference with the update process to the Creators update. My policy is default deny (allow specifically what I need to run outside the default areas defined in the 2 default created rules). But as I wrote above, even the Unrestricted level somehow prevented EDGE browser to run. As to creating and forcing SRP rules I have experienced before as well - when I create them and check if they apply by running something that shouldn't, they do not kick in before I sign out and then back in.
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