RS-Prerelease build 25276 + ISO is out to Dev Channel

The only problem that I have found each day is that Reliability Monitor shows Microsoft SharePoint has stopped working at start up/restart.

I cannot find SharePoint as an App either in Store or my Apps.

So; What exactly is SharePoint?

• SharePoint is available as part of Microsoft 365, but only for business accounts. That said, these accounts can be had for as little as $5/month.

But I do not have Office 365, and I do not pay for it. I only have Office 2019.

Why then do I get SharePoint fails every day?

Davy.

I got that error once on Jan 14, I don't have Microsoft 365 either, still have office 2013.

Yet I see this in my Start Menu, it is the web version of office 365 which I never use.

I guess I could uninstall it to see if that Microsoft.SharePoint error goes away. 😎

I too am getting the SharePoint failure every day. I do however have an Office 365 subscription.

The only problem that I have found each day is that Reliability Monitor shows Microsoft SharePoint has stopped working at start up/restart.

I cannot find SharePoint as an App either in Store or my Apps.

So; What exactly is SharePoint?

• SharePoint is available as part of Microsoft 365, but only for business accounts. That said, these accounts can be had for as little as $5/month.

But I do not have Office 365, and I do not pay for it. I only have Office 2019.

Why then do I get SharePoint fails every day?

Davy.

I got that error once on Jan 14, I don't have Microsoft 365 either, still have office 2013.

Yet I see this in my Start Menu, it is the web version of office 365 which I never use.

I guess I could uninstall it to see if that Microsoft.SharePoint error goes away. 😎

The only problem that I have found each day is that Reliability Monitor shows Microsoft SharePoint has stopped working at start up/restart.

I cannot find SharePoint as an App either in Store or my Apps.

So; What exactly is SharePoint?

• SharePoint is available as part of Microsoft 365, but only for business accounts. That said, these accounts can be had for as little as $5/month.

But I do not have Office 365, and I do not pay for it. I only have Office 2019.

Why then do I get SharePoint fails every day?

Davy.

FWIW I'm guessing it's a local server problem. Here in the USA I was able to do the upgrade in just under 45 min. I do see pauses when updating, but they don't last longer than a minute or two. During the pauses I've seen, there's no activity, then a blip of network activity, then CPU and C: drive activity until the next pause. My guess is that MS wants to see update status at various points, but that's just a guess since MS hasn't graced us with that information. 😒

The downloads are normal, as is the install until the first reboot.

Personally, I can only assume it might have to do with the CPU, as this is the only difference between my two dev PC's. This I mentioned above and previous posts.

>I'm guessing it's a local server problem.

No, I don't think so. When builds 25272 and 25276 were originally released I run update to four devices at same time and only one of those had this long delay. Besides those two release days I have try that same update many times from different starting builds and it's always same points where that long delay happen.

As told in blog it's known issue and MS is working on it.

• [NEW] Some users are experiencing longer than expected update times installing recent builds. We are actively investigating this issue.