Windows 10 1909 is Official
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@black3dynamite said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
@PhlipElder said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
@black3dynamite said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
Windows 10 1909 x64 is 5GB now.
Is that the Install.WIM file you are talking about?
The iso file.
They including more Angry Birds and Candy Crush type games in the ISO now?
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Interesting New features in Windows 10, version 1909:
CPU rotation – A CPU may have multiple “favored” cores. To provide better performance and reliability, we’ve implemented a rotation policy that distributes the work more fairly among the favored cores.I knew about core 0 being like used the most, and I heard that they would give it special consideration, Im sure she is from "white" sand
Joking... I lived on both sides of the world and I know that were all screwed on both ends, no one is having anything better.
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@black3dynamite said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
@PhlipElder said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
@black3dynamite said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
Windows 10 1909 x64 is 5GB now.
Is that the Install.WIM file you are talking about?
The iso file.
VLSC:
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@Obsolesce said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
@black3dynamite said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
@PhlipElder said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
@black3dynamite said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
Windows 10 1909 x64 is 5GB now.
Is that the Install.WIM file you are talking about?
The iso file.
They including more Angry Birds and Candy Crush type games in the ISO now?
AHAHahahaha....
sobbing quietly at his desk
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@Emad-R said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
Interesting New features in Windows 10, version 1909:
CPU rotation – A CPU may have multiple “favored” cores. To provide better performance and reliability, we’ve implemented a rotation policy that distributes the work more fairly among the favored cores.I knew about core 0 being like used the most, and I heard that they would give it special consideration, Im sure she is from "white" sand
Joking... I lived on both sides of the world and I know that were all screwed on both ends, no one is having anything better.
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Downloaded the ISO ready for clean installs.
Updating my machine now. -
I can't believe how fast the update is. I was seriously expecting it to take 4 hours like every other feature update, or to stall 2 hours in like 1903 did for my laptop. When my computer restarted and was back at the login screen in 20 seconds I thought it failed.
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@bnrstnr said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
I can't believe how fast the update is. I was seriously expecting it to take 4 hours like every other feature update, or to stall 2 hours in like 1903 did for my laptop. When my computer restarted and was back at the login screen in 20 seconds I thought it failed.
Think the update is two parts.
11-2019 Cumlative update (KB4524570 @ 320MB), once that's installed, the feature update to 1909 appears.** from the update catalogue KB4524570 was released Monday, so some people already have it.
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1909 is basically a cumulative update for those who are on 1903. If you are on 1809 or older, than installing 1903 will take hours, just like past feature updates.
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Already offered on two new laptops. Install and subsequent reboot was very fast.
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Been on 1909 with a few machines for 2 days now, no complaints
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Having a go at it now.
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Approved it on WSUS a few days ago - it seems about 80% have it now.
The cumulative update post 1909 takes longer to install than 1909 does.
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Is it bad that I have just finished applying 1903 to my machines?
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@WLS-ITGuy said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
Is it bad that I have just finished applying 1903 to my machines?
Not really, it took them FOREVER to get that out!
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What I'm finding more and more annoyingly about Windows is that Teams keeps installing itself.
If I wanted Teams on my gaming computer I'd install it. I don't need it pushed out as some critical security patch.
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@DustinB3403 said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:
What I'm finding more and more annoyingly about Windows is that Teams keeps installing itself.
If I wanted Teams on my gaming computer I'd install it. I don't need it pushed out as some critical security patch.
It keeps coming back even after removing the system-wide installer?
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@black3dynamite yea
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@DustinB3403
Strange, i had to install it on a clean install i just did. -
I would only expect Teams to auto install itself if you have Office 365 local install installed.
I haven't seen Teams show up on any of my office computers - we don't have O365 here.
