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The option does exist in uBO. Here's the article about the upcoming changes:
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...ent-disabling-of-click-tracking-privacy-risk/
I have my OS on a 120gb ssd and have done for years. Its an OS drive, its has the OS and very little else which is entirely the point.
I have the option on mine?
My 5400rpm HDD is fast enough for the OS. It loads in quickly with fast boot enabled, and shuts down in an instant too.
I will go either full NVMe PCIe x4 3.0 or nothing
Also, I am against a fast drive dedicated for the OS only. I have a large collection of files which also need the aforementioned technology.
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Boot times lol.
My 5400rpm HDD is fast enough for the OS. It loads in quickly with fast boot enabled, and shuts down in an instant too.
I will go either full NVMe PCIe x4 3.0 or nothing
Also, I am against a fast drive dedicated for the OS only. I have a large collection of files which also need the aforementioned technology.
I bought the 120GB SSD years ago so that remains my boot drive. I have a separate SSD for games. To say that a 5400rpm mechanical drive is anything like an SSD is just silly.
Once you go down the gnome customisation rabbit hole you're doomed to keep fiddling.
Never gave a damn before but the widgets and look and feel options are great!
Also got emulators working so I'm happy as Larry! MAME is great in Linux
yeah but that is the thing, you can tinker with it and its actually fun unlike WIndows which can just feel tedious.
There are few things more annoying than booting your machine up to give a presentation at a meeting, then your machine suddenly decides to leave you in limbo for 20 minutes. This even happens on my work build because they decided to be "aggressive" with compliance and it's totally unacceptable.
The last straw for me was breaching a maintenance window due to the behaviour above.
This is the first time I have ever felt like a Linux distribution is a valid replacement for me and I've played with the likes of redhat since the 90s.
Don't forget tlp on your laptops peeps
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Is there any way to download the official 1903 iso yet?
It's delayed until May I thought.
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Not the ISO no but you can OPT IN as a windows insider which will give you 1903. I have used it but rolled back on two machines as the machines in question where slower.
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My 5400rpm HDD is fast enough for the OS. It loads in quickly with fast boot enabled, and shuts down in an instant too.
I will go either full NVMe PCIe x4 3.0 or nothing
Also, I am against a fast drive dedicated for the OS only. I have a large collection of files which also need the aforementioned technology.
That's silly, usually you have fast boot drives and TRY to get fast storage. For what it costs now you can get a 256GB SSD for primary drive and a 512/1TB for storage SSD secondary for under 130 quid. It depends what you want though! Bigger storage on mechanical drive and fast boot is probably the way I would go.
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https://www.neowin.net/news/the-windows-10-may-2019-update-is-now-available-on-msdn
1903 isos are now available on MSDN. Wish someone who has MSDN subscriber can leak all 1903 isos, I need UK version.
Was read on Mydigitallife forum, some MSDN subscribers was downloaded and installed 1903 in other language versions.
Was checked on Wzor.net twitter, Adguard's Techbench and HeiDoc.net ISO download tool to find all 1903 isos was not leaked yet.
Maybe later Friday or Saturday night Wzor will have links ready with all 1903 isos available to download for everyone so no need to wait until end of May to download 1903 Update.
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I wouldn't get it not yet it's still not stable.
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I would get it as it is stable, I tested Windows 1903 on bootable VHD, the latest build 18362.53 seemed stable to me.
MSDN had RTM build 18362.30, it is stable build, if it was not stable then Microsoft would not released RTM to MSDN.
Man I missed my old TechNet subscription.
I had been installed Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10 RTM weeks or a month before general available to consumers and every RTM versions was stable to me.
Found complete list of 1903 isos SHA1 strings from MSDN.
https://msdn.rg-adguard.net/public.php?p=1&seach=windows 10 version 1903&str=25
https://pastebin.com/apCzXwxp
Windows 10 (consumer editions), version 1903 (x64) - DVD (English-United Kingdom)
10972d3072ee715a6c8e2001754220c9147ef78b
en-gb_windows_10_consumer_editions_version_1903_x64_dvd_44ca01a6.iso
That above one is what I am still look for, cant find anywhere on internet, here are some other language versions leaked now available to download.
187 isos will take a long time to upload.
Stable other than a small but not insignificant number of people reporting random system freezing or periods of extremely low performance or GSOD/BSODs with the update. (Though I think they just released a fix for one of the main causes of GSOD/BSODs with it).
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Yes I think Microsoft released fix for GSOD on 4 April.
https://windowsreport.com/anti-cheat-software-gsod-error/
Also I found changewindows.org website is a good alternative to buildfeed.net which was closed down.
https://www.changewindows.org/build/18362/pc
Build 18362.30 was released on same day 4 April 2019 that fixed GSOD.
If you really can't wait, you can download US version here and then apply the en-gb .svf patch (info from MDL forum you mentioned above)
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/2Rwo/51AwfJ6Wp
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/2Rwo/51AwfJ6Wp