Hi fg,
Well, if is not because of updating via ISO or WU, then it could be anything in between.
Don't spend too much time on it, let them figure it out.
RS-Prerelease Build 22478.1012 KB 5007328 is out to Dev Channel Updated
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The .1012 update is just a test of the servicing pipeline,
no fixes.
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2021-10-19T03:21:28+00:00 I will try a clean install of 22478 next to see if it makes any difference...
To be continued..
Hi fg,
As long as you use a home made ISO, I think Eddie would be ok with that.
In my case I can't make one, I don't have the files and I don't even know how.
Hi Sibro,
Here are the results of the Clean install of 22478:
After installation completed, on the first login it worked fine, both the Task Manager and the Administrator commands were fine.
After the first reboot got the same bugs as I had on the systems updated from previous Builds.
Task Manager blank windows and long delay on UAC message on Administrator commands.
From the results I got, I don't see any difference on clean install versus W.U. from previous Builds.
Again by turning off this settings, makes the bugs go away, they come back if I turn it back on and reboot.
Note that on this clean install I just setup an offline local account, no MS Account.
I will try again setting up a MS Account instead to see if there is any difference...
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Anonymous
2021-10-19T02:20:08+00:00 I will try a clean install of 22478 next to see if it makes any difference...
To be continued..
Hi fg,
As long as you use a home made ISO, I think Eddie would be ok with that.
In my case I can't make one, I don't have the files and I don't even know how.
@Sibro.o,
All the machines that failed so far were W.U. from previous Windows 11 Dev Builds 22471 or Windows 10 Public Build 19043,1288.
The clean install will just be a different case.
We'll see what happens in a little bit, after I finish my current backup...
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Anonymous
2021-10-19T02:02:25+00:00 I will try a clean install of 22478 next to see if it makes any difference...
To be continued..
Hi fg,
As long as you use a home made ISO, I think Eddie would be ok with that.
In my case I can't make one, I don't have the files and I don't even know how.
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Anonymous
2021-10-19T01:55:14+00:00 @Eddie
I forgot that my backups were already updated to .1012
I had a cloud backup of 22454 Pro installed with official ISO but unfortunately it's corrupted and I can't restore it. I thought about doing the test with a virgin build to avoid unknowns so I downloaded official 22454 ISO, but the problem is that my laptop was originally Windows 10 Home edition and I can't complete the installation without connecting to the internet, if I connect, the build won't be virgin anymore.
The only way for me to perform this test as accurate as possible would be to start with a 3rd party 22471 ISO Pro edition. Let me know if you want me to proceed.