Windows 10 Threshold 2 now available

Azure

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Got the update yesterday.
First attempt at installing ended in failure.
Tried again a few hours later while at the same time disabling my antivirus, update succeeded.

It seems everything fine for now.
 

CMLew

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Downloading like tortoise speed. after one hour still 4% completed. Guess heavy traffic...
 
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Exterminator

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0. Rollback Rx Home Snapshot
1. Download updates - Done
2. Install updates - Done
3. Reboot - Fail, can't boot to windows D:
4. Rollback RX Home restore to point 0

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Rollback RX will mess with this update on reboot and the update will fail.I would suggest uninstalling Rollback RX completely before even attempting to run this update.More than likely you will end up with a non bootable machine.
Rollback has saved me many a time but it has also killed one or two machines also.
I would also suggest backing up anything you want to keep before running this.
I ended up doing a clean install via the Media Creation tool which worked without problems.As reported by @illumination the windows media creation tool is the newest version.You can do a clean install or upgrade from that also
 
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0. Rollback Rx Home Snapshot
1. Download updates - Done
2. Install updates - Done
3. Reboot - Fail, can't boot to windows D:
4. Rollback RX Home restore to point 0

-.-

when you install such big updates/upgrades, you uninstall RX first to the snapshot you think best. upgrades like this rewrite the MBR , and RX use this MBR to work.

what you should have done :

1- uninstall RX to a specific snapshot, your new baseline, from where you will upgrade.
2- download and install update.
3- reinstall RX, then new baseline automatically created.
4- use RX as usual.

lucky you could return to point 0 , in very older version of RX, i lost my whole drive.
 

RmG152

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I was just trying it.
but... after RX home uninstalled, windows updater don't found the update xDD

Rollback RX Home, works really well on my tests, no issues restoring everything
 
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I have Win 7 64. And going to upgrade with ISO of this new release. With this new release no need to upgrade & clean install can be done & Win 10 can be activated with Win 7 key, right?

Anyone can confirm if clean install & Win 7 key activation successful?
 

CMLew

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Installed the update successfully.
So far only see the RAM Usage increased from 35% to 46%.
 

KokoKid

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My complaint was that custom colored title bars are back... Might not install.
Scratch that.
Might install now. Found a way to make title bars white again.

Haven't tried this yet, all toward your own risk!

Tried it! Looks awesome :)

Open regedit (press Win+R, type "regedit" and press Enter)

Navigate to the following key: "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\DWM"

A) If you do not want the Window Borders to be colourised, set the value "ColorPrevalence" to 0.

B) If you want the Window Borders to be colourised, set the value "ColorPrevalence" to 1.

Log out and back in to see your changes.
 
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KokoKid

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Installing! Was not available via settings app so I created windows media creation tool and am ready to install :)
Captureb deez nutz.PNG
 
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Exterminator

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To verify the Windows 10 version when you download the Media Creation Tool do the following:
Download the Windows 10 Media Creation tool from here http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=691209
Go to wherever you save your downloads and right click on the Media Creationtool
Select properties from the context menu
Select details
You will then be sure of the version that you are installing
Ashampoo_Snap_2015.11.13_16h17m36s_001_.png
 

KokoKid

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To verify the Windows 10 version when you download the Media Creation Tool do the following:
Download the Windows 10 Media Creation tool from here http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=691209
Go to wherever you save your downloads and right click on the Media Creationtool
Select properties from the context menu
Select details
You will then be sure of the version that you are installing
View attachment 76542
I forgot to do that. Hopefully it installed the correct version :(
 
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illumination

sh*t, I forgot to do that. Hopefully it installed the correct version :(
Go to start. type "Regedit" once regedit opens, click on HKEY Local Machine/Software/Microsoft/Windows NT,Current Version. Click on current verion "not the drop down" but on current version itself, and you will see the version you are running.
 

KokoKid

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Sep 27, 2015
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I'm good :) The only thing I don't like are these things:

Video #1:
Google Chrome turns into black icon instead of purple. Can't even load image


Video #2:
The tiles that you right click on look ugly af...
 

CMLew

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Oct 30, 2015
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The new update use 20GB space? that's alot!! Saw mine squeezed from 90 to 70GB.
 
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