Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14388 for PC and Mobile

I just have *Smile

 

That should do it! *Smile Not ready yet - this feature.

 

Thanks for the reply Kari, checked and that option is already set to Off.

 

I'm not sure if that setting has anything to do with it or not. This is my settings and I still get new builds.

 

There are no strict rules with this settings (how updates are delivered), nor it could have, since every environment is different (PCs on your network!).
In my case, consequences were unsuccessful upgrade. But not always.

 

I have that off for some time now and I'm getting updates regularly on first day.

 

Mine is exactly the same setting as yours, yet had to wait an extra day for the update.
I don't believe it has anything to do with who gets what and when, and that it is M$ who make the decision.

 

Their servers may not be enough for sudden surges in demand, probably rationing bandwidth.

 

Their servers weren't up to it last night. Took 9 hours to upgrade a win 7 laptop to win 10! Really amazed that it eventually worked.

I wanted to see how it would go for the average punter so started with clicking the upgrade icon and agreeing but that didn't go well. Just kept spinning the wheels getting nowhere. Next I went to the web and started the download from an MS site and that is what took 9 hours.

Looking at the Task Manager/Network there was virtually no data coming in, just tiny little squirts.

But, in the interests of science, I just let it go all night. I saw on another thread where others were getting slow downloads as well.

Maybe half the servers were taken down to rev them up for Aug 2*Smile

 

A possibility, but for "Seeding", the current branch(10586.xxx).
Still no ~BT file to be seen.



I keep show hidden checked, to see when it begins*Nerd

 

My issues are small and trivial, like this one about Sticky Notes, a small change I do not like:

I use Sticky Notes a lot, I really like it. My small and damaged brain needs all possibly help to remember things. Until now the normal procedure I've had has been boot the PC and read Stickies automatically shown on desktop after every time I sign in, then close Sticky Notes, not notes themsleves because that would delete the notes, but right clicking the Taskbar icon and selecting Close window:




This closes the app but preserves my stickies showing them again when l either manually launch Sticky Notes again, or sign in to desktop next time.

However, since 14385 and now in 14388, Sticky Notes runs automatically at sign-in only if it was open and running when signed out / shut down. If you have closed the app before signing out, Sticky Notes will not be automatically run when signed back in. I am unable to find a way to add Sticky Notes to Startup.

It kind of loses its purpose, in my case that being to get my stickies automatically shown when I boot. I could then just close the app counting on that at next boot my reminders would be shown again. That's no longer the case.

 

I noticed that too, wander if it could be placed in startup and set to open in standard window ? Got to find it's executable file first.
P.S. Looks like it's an APP actually.

 

@Kari:
create a 'StikyNotes' shortcut from the shell:appsfolder and put that in Startup folder, perhaps?

 

Too easy solution, didn't even think of that *Smile

Thanks Edwin.

 

Thank you all and Edwin especially! I knew something wasn't right.