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These moves fairly strongly suggest that build 17133 *is* going to be released as the long-awaited (and overdue) "Creators Spring Update", otherwise known as Windows 10, version 1803. UPDATE: It turns out Microsoft were intending for build 17133 to be the Spring Creators Update, but they discovered some issues which could lead to a "higher instance of blue screens (BSOD) on PCs". As a result, they've now pushed build 17134 to insiders in the Fast ring for testing.
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News: Updated: build 17133 is *NOT* the Creator's Spring Update
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UPDATED: In the last few days Microsoft have started pushing Windows 10 Insider build 17133 to both the slow and Release Preview testing rings; and have named the update "Feature update for Windows 10, version 1803". These moves fairly strongly suggest that build 17133 *is* going to be released as the long-awaited (and overdue) "Creators Spring Update", otherwise known as Windows 10, version 1803. UPDATE: It turns out Microsoft were intending for build 17133 to be the Spring Creators Update, but they discovered some issues which could lead to a "higher instance of blue screens (BSOD) on PCs". As a result, they've now pushed build 17134 to insiders in the Fast ring for testing. View full news -
RIP. A real gentleman.
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RIP Butch.
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RIP Ray Wilkins. Grew up watching him play. Terrific player and Chelsea through and through, even when playing for lesser teams.
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We were very lucky to be level at half time. We played infront of your defence with no penetration. I only hope the team has learnt from its mistakes
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I still remember when we had a decent defence! Good goals from Ericsson and Ali to be fair. But our defence was garbage, Christensen too afraid to put a decent tackle in. Wonder who our next manager will be...
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I don't regularly; but being able to press the Windows key and just type is a useful feature
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First thing I did when I installed Windows 10 yesterday was disable cortana Be interesting to see how many people actually use it!
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Today Microsoft pushed out another build in the Redstone 4 release cycle. As with the last couple of builds, there's not much that's changed in this build. Read on for the full low-down. Once again, this build has no watermark in the lower right corner. It also doesn't have any other new features, but does have the following fixes: As ever, the full release notes are available here. View full news
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Once again, this build has no watermark in the lower right corner. It also doesn't have any other new features, but does have the following fixes: As ever, the full release notes are available here.
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The big change in this build is High Efficiency File System. Here's what Microsoft says about it: Here's the full release notes.
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This morning Microsoft pushed out another build in the Redstone 4 release cycle; what is new this time? The big change in this build is High Efficiency File System. Here's what Microsoft says about it: Here's the full release notes. View full news
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Earlier today Microsoft pushed out another build in the Redstone 4 release cycle; in preparation for the upcoming public release of Windows 10. Read on to see what's new or changed in this build. In short... not much. This build is identical to the previously released 17127 build, except for the fact that Microsoft have removed the "evaluation build" watermark which usually sits in the lower right hand corner of the screen. Full release notes are available here. View full news
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In short... not much. This build is identical to the previously released 17127 build, except for the fact that Microsoft have removed the "evaluation build" watermark which usually sits in the lower right hand corner of the screen. Full release notes are available here.
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Yesterday, Microsoft released yet-another build from the Redstone 4 release branch. There's more changes in this build as well; read on to see what has changed. This build has some major new Cortana improvements - a new profile page and a bunch of new features. Here's Microsoft's take on it: Full release notes are available here. View full news
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This build has some major new Cortana improvements - a new profile page and a bunch of new features. Here's Microsoft's take on it: Full release notes are available here.
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Disappointing, but we hit the woodwork twice, and were denied a penalty. We had a go, Willian and Kante were outstanding, but changes are needed and that may also include the manager. Unfortunately our 'keeper is bang average but who thinks he's something special - with a bit of luck Atletico will take him away.
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True but I think the whole team iunderperformed. They just weren't at it. Jose should have kept the same team as on Saturday.
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Pogba came on after 60 mins (for Fellaini) when it was still 0-0 and with everything still to play for, particularly as United had the home advantage. 18 minutes later United were losing 0-2.
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Pogba came on late in the second half but the tie was lost much earlier than that. None of our players were any good over both matches except one save from DDG in Seville. Jose gambled and blew it.
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Didn't watch the game, but I heard Pogba was sh1te. I'll be disappointed if we go out of the competition tomorrow, but as long as we give it our best shot I won't complain. It is after all Barcelona, and not some 5th placed no marks who should be beaten comfortably.
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Earlier today, Microsoft released another in their Redstone 4 "release" series of builds for Windows 10. This is another build in the leadup to what should be the 1803 public release of Windows 10. Read on to find out what's new or different in this build. As is to be expected in a "release branch" build, there's not much that's new in this build, although Microsoft have introduced some changes to the Windows Defender Application Guard (WDAG) feature set. Here's how Microsoft describe it: Other than that, there's a few fixes for Windows Mixed Reality (no one actually uses this, do they?); and some general bug fixes. Here's Microsoft's full release notes. View full news
