m0v1em4n
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What is it's default loading page, could it be that it don't like
Windows 10 Preview on Surface Pro 3
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What is it's default loading page, could it be that it don't like
Way I see it, best method for testing the preview is:
1. Create recovery USB on 8.1
2. Use File History to create a full system image
3. Upgrade to Win 10
Then when you have issues, rollback to 8.1, then use advanced boot to restore your full image of your 8.1 build - getting rid of broken apps, settings, e.t.c. and everything will be just as you left it.
Exactly what I did, because Win 10 just isn't ready for me yet.
Indeed. I could understand the argument of a million different hardware configurations, but this is a bunch of people all using the same device, with some people having fun, many many others facing a plethora of issues.
Going to try and download an iso of 9879 and then turn off automatic updates (and definitely not install the 22nd jan hardware update!)
m0v1em4n
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Hi,
There seems to be lot of different issues floating around for build 9926, and thought I would give you my experience.
Ok I got my SP3 a few weeks ago, for this update I started with windows 8.1 which was factory reset before I did anything, in the process of resetting it installed all the windows 8.1 update, I then run the upgrade exe on MS web site, and sat back while it installed, After the win 10 install my only major issue was IE crashing with some web page, ones with video seem to be the main culprit, but not only, installing some old video drives seem to solve the IE crashing, another issue I am experiencing is the " Do you want to enter tablet mode? " popping up very often, sometime for no reason, other than that my system seem to run ok other than the odd glitch. I have no wake up from sleep problem
There seems to be lot of different issues floating around for build 9926, and thought I would give you my experience.
Ok I got my SP3 a few weeks ago, for this update I started with windows 8.1 which was factory reset before I did anything, in the process of resetting it installed all the windows 8.1 update, I then run the upgrade exe on MS web site, and sat back while it installed, After the win 10 install my only major issue was IE crashing with some web page, ones with video seem to be the main culprit, but not only, installing some old video drives seem to solve the IE crashing, another issue I am experiencing is the " Do you want to enter tablet mode? " popping up very often, sometime for no reason, other than that my system seem to run ok other than the odd glitch. I have no wake up from sleep problem
mitchellvii
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Well sadly you cannot individually hide updates with this build. So alpha.
No, but i could install the earlier build and turn off all updates and just stick with that, did the job just fine as it was, kicked 8.1s ass even without real tablet capability. Once i hear of the new build being stabilised a bit more, i can rethink updating,
No patch here. Last update i got was the hardware update from the 22nd that broke IE
I stand corrected. Installing now.
mitchellvii
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The obvious problem with having the taskbar remain on MUI apps is that you can't swipe up from the bottom to get custom controls. You have to click the burger icon on top left and choose them there. Not very intuitive.
RémiM
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mitchellvii
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Huh downloading new update called FBL AWESOME1501 9932 Professional
Well gotta say cool name.
Well gotta say cool name.
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