We are happy to announce a new tool that lets you start fresh with a clean installation of Windows. Use this tool to install a clean copy of the most recent version of Windows, and remove apps that came pre-installed or that you installed on your PC.
This tool is currently only available to Windows Insiders, and will only work on recent Windows 10 Insider Preview released builds (build 14342 or later).
Thought I'd give Edge another try.
Pinned about 10 sites, PC seemed sluggish, that's because Edge is using about 90% CPU!!!! (checked in Task Manager, each tab was chewing loads of CPU)
Unpinned all the sites again and issue goes away, Win10 seems to eat CPU for each site you pin
Now just tried it again, pinned 10 sites and it seems fine, just don't get it!
I'd be hugely excited for this if it wasn't for the direction Windows 10 generally goes in and MS's habit of getting something innovate nearly there and then inexplicably dropping it.
I might be in a minority but the ability to plug my phone into a large screen/monitor and/or appropriate peripherals and have a fully functional x86 compatible Windows desktop would be massive for me.
probably not, bootloaders are locked, so would need to be hacked.Does this mean we could see windows 10 "ported" to other (non intel/ms) phones and tablets in the future?
damn it i went ahead and upgraded before you posted, oh well i'll leave it for another day.The iso is available links on neowin site - https://www.neowin.net/news/isos-fo...ld-15063-can-now-be-downloaded-from-microsoft
i'm assuming you are talking about the right click menu, which is most deffintley stiill there.Someone mentioned it has been removed.
no idea, its a fresh install.Wonder why it crashes?
I've weirdly not had an edge crash in months and months, which frankly amazes me.
In fact, its been so long since the old 'webpage has crashed clicked to recover' I can't think of the last page which caused it.
No doubt now I am in trouble. Expecting thousands of catch up crashes.