[Jakub JS]

Hi!
I upgraded my Windows 8.1 desktop to Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10130, beacuse I downloaded that ISO in the past and I can't download a newer ISO from the offical website beacuse it's no more available (http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-iso).

My problem is that I'm in the fast ring, but I don't see any update available.
What can I do?

Thanks,
Jakub

[pbike908]

In reading various forums and exchanging emails with one of Microsoft Developers a lot of users have had trouble updating from 10130. I even had trouble. I think the solution is to do a clean install of 10162 or 10166. If you didn't grab an ISO while you had the chance, then you need to find one. Updates to 10240 from 10166 go pretty smoothly. I also have it on good authority (one of the lead member on the Microsoft development team) that the upgrade process from 7 and 8.1 are expected to go better than the update process from Windows 10 TP build-to-build. The Microsoft person told me he is more worried about folks with upgrade problems from Windows 10 TP builds giving Microsoft a back eye at release than Win 7 and Win 8.1 upgrades. 10130 is AN OLD BUILD. And a BETA version. One should expect problems. For me 10240, is very stable. I am having a couple of minor issues that shouldn't be there, however, it is more than adequate for my day-to-day needs and VERY STABLE.

[Jakub JS]

Now it found this update :D


Is this the Build 10240, right? :)

[Japser]

Yup, that's build 10240.

[Jakub JS]

Ok, thanks. :)

[Rising Mos]

Note that iso files for build 10240 are not compiled Microsoft (just a word of caution).