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#1427446 13-Nov-2015 11:22

Behodar: Update complete (in a VM). The first thing I noticed is that my timezone has set itself to Eastern Australia...

do you have a VPN running or connecting to a corp network with an AU IP?

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#1427465 13-Nov-2015 11:52

Mines stuck at 32% in Windows Update, although I'm not entirely fussed the CPU light is not busy like it should be though.

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#1427468 13-Nov-2015 11:55

l43a2:
Behodar: Update complete (in a VM). The first thing I noticed is that my timezone has set itself to Eastern Australia...

do you have a VPN running or connecting to a corp network with an AU IP?

Not using a VPN, and https://who.is reports "country: NZ".

Edit: https://www.iplocation.net/ seems to query multiple databases, and returns a spread between Auckland, Tauranga, Wellington and Gisborne. All of these are wrong but at least they're all in NZ!

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#1427507 13-Nov-2015 12:36

If you get what we have seen on a number of computers (Mobile) where BSOD loop occurs during upgrade, then disable secure boot from BIOS.

Hard to believe they released it whilst it was doing this.... Or maybe it isn't unbelievable any more. Used to be...

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#1427508 13-Nov-2015 12:37

Behodar:
l43a2:
Behodar: Update complete (in a VM). The first thing I noticed is that my timezone has set itself to Eastern Australia...

do you have a VPN running or connecting to a corp network with an AU IP?

Not using a VPN, and https://who.is reports "country: NZ".

Edit: https://www.iplocation.net/ seems to query multiple databases, and returns a spread between Auckland, Tauranga, Wellington and Gisborne. All of these are wrong but at least they're all in NZ!

interesting you can go into the time settings and turn off automatic time settings etc, i noticed this same issue when i upgraded it put me on PST time, i was running a US VPN.

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#1427518 13-Nov-2015 12:54

Behodar: Or "Windows 10 (Multiple Editions), Version 1511 (x64) - DVD (English-United Kingdom)" if you want it to spell things like "customise" correctly :)

FFS

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#1427532 13-Nov-2015 13:00

old3eyes:
Behodar: Or "Windows 10 (Multiple Editions), Version 1511 (x64) - DVD (English-United Kingdom)" if you want it to spell things like "customise" correctly :)

FFS

you don't need to be like that

you can download the English UK language pack to the US version if you wish

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#1427533 13-Nov-2015 13:01

I have 10x Windows 10 Pro PCs to update (all different). All are at the same location, wired to the same router and switch.

So far I have tried 5 PCs:

2 deny that there is any update due*
2 have updated to Windows 10 Pro, version 1511, 10586. (big downloads at full line speed)
1 has downloaded but refuses to update:

"We're having trouble restarting to finish the install.
Try again in a little while.
If you keep seeing this, try searching the web or contacting support for help.
This error code might help: (0x800706b5)"

Only 5 to go ...

* I suspect that installs are staggered by mac address rather than by location or by IP address (all my PCs have the same IP address)

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#1427539 13-Nov-2015 13:07

Thought you would be using the ISO or Media Creation Tool for multiple installs.

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#1427542 13-Nov-2015 13:18

joshhill96: Mines stuck at 32% in Windows Update, although I'm not entirely fussed the CPU light is not busy like it should be though.

Was that downloading, or getting ready to install? The latter occurred for me (@ 32%), but it soon increased %.

I successfully downloaded the update to Windows 10 via Updates after 8am (I went away for a while, so it did nothing until I hit 'restart now'), and it has installed without any issue.

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#1427676 13-Nov-2015 17:02

StevieT:
joshhill96: Mines stuck at 32% in Windows Update, although I'm not entirely fussed the CPU light is not busy like it should be though.

Was that downloading, or getting ready to install? The latter occurred for me (@ 32%), but it soon increased %.

I successfully downloaded the update to Windows 10 via Updates after 8am (I went away for a while, so it did nothing until I hit 'restart now'), and it has installed without any issue.

Yep, mines all done, I knew it would be a normal thing to do, just waiting to see the update on my laptop now!

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#1427696 13-Nov-2015 17:40

My PC just did a big update and now its on ver 10586.3. Is this what you are talking about?

It broke my network drivers, no fun trying to fix those without an internet connection.
It also removed a program it said was no longer compatible. It didnt ask me, it just removed it and told me afterwards. Not impressed about that.

It took about 35 minutes on my i7 with 8GB RAM and an SSD.
I'm hesitant about running it on my old Core2Duo lappie with 4GB RAM, it might do a Captain Oates on me.

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#1427698 13-Nov-2015 17:42

Im still awaiting update to hit for me..

Not keen to see Driver issue popping up after install! would have hoped slightly faster than 35 mins on an SSD!

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#1427717 13-Nov-2015 18:58

Sideface: I have 10x Windows 10 Pro PCs to update (all different). All are at the same location, wired to the same router and switch. ...

UPDATE: I have now tried to update all 10 PCs.

RESULT:

3 x PCs still deny that the update is available.*

1 x PC downloaded the update, then refused to install it. I used system restore, then installed again successfully.

6 x PCs downloaded the update at full line speed and installed it without problems. I was impressed by the MS servers.

* By Murphy's Law, the 3 PCs in denial are all mission-critical, with lots of software on board - I do NOT want to do a fresh install with these ones.

So I'll just wait ...

EDIT: Successful installs took at least 30 minutes each (onto SSD drives) - plus download time.

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#1427754 13-Nov-2015 20:16

I'm going to use the Media Creation tool to download and update my system, I'm keen to see the changes.

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