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The .1012 update is just a test of the servicing pipeline,
no fixes.
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I was asked to submit this to Edge Feedback, but y'all may find it interesting here; it's OK in Win10, but not in Win11 Dev. When trying to print a map it was fine & proper in Win10, but had no 'details' when tried in 22478.
Win10
Win11 Dev (22478)
Cheers,
Drew![](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/0aa56c64-5daf-4868-ae43-6688d1200110?platform=QnA
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Trying the update again on my DEV build, maybe the change to .1012 will make it not crash during updating. Pulled an older image to a different drive and that updated with no issues so trying my regular DEV disk and maybe that will complete this time ( Although I am not sure about installing Windows 10 Insider Preview :) )
Nope- still Green Screens at 92%.
This repeated again after going to 22478.1012.
No change in the Task Manager and Administrator commands either. Still fail the same way.
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Windows 10??? lol!
Typical, somebody needs glasses! 😎