Is Microsoft rolling out Win 10 across one network at a time? I have an unlocked 640XL on T-Mobile's network, and as of this morning update advisor is still telling me there are no new updates for my phone.
That may not be the case. The app I was using was simply called Update Advisor, that I downloaded from a link posted by WPCentral last month. I found this link in a previous post on this forum and its called Win10 Update Advisor https://forums.windowscentral.com/e...oft.com%2Fen-us%2F%3Fref%3Daka&token=4PdZGUUs. After running it and checking the box at the end it told me Win10 was available for my phone, and I am now in the process of downloading it as I type this. Try it, it may work for you as well.
Truthfully I don't know. I bought an international 2 SIM phone, which defaulted as Chinese. I set it up and put my T-Mobile SIM in, and have been running on T-Mobile for about 7 months. I assume its coming from either T-Mobile or Microsoft.
Thanks!I can't say if its worth it for you or not. What I can tell you is that after reboot the language changed back to English so all seem good there. I have been messing with it off and on all day trying to get everything configured. It seems like my battery has drained incredibly quickly, though this is by no means a scientific observation. I did also have an SD card error but again not definitive. I'll play with it for the next couple of days and update here just in case it does some good.
On an factory unlocked phone, the update is pushed by Microsoft. Only branded phones have to have the upgrade approved by the carrier who branded the phone. Even phones that have been SIM unlocked get the updates approved by the original carrier that branded the phone, not the carrier whose SIM is currently being used in the phone.I think att pushes your update and not tmobile, am I correct?
Truthfully I don't know. I bought an international 2 SIM phone, which defaulted as Chinese.
On an factory unlocked phone, the update is pushed by Microsoft. Only branded phones have to have the upgrade approved by the carrier who branded the phone. Even phones that have been SIM unlocked get the updates approved by the original carrier that branded the phone, not the carrier whose SIM is currently being used in the phone.
I have the same phone being used with AT&T service. I've discovered that initial setup after a hard reset will default to Chinese if no SIM is inserted, but this can be changed at the first screen of the setup. If a SIM card is inserted, the phone will automatically recognize the default language of the SIM card during initial setup.
After the phone if finished with the setup, I noticed that there are several keyboards enabled to toggle between. I went to Settings>Time&Language>Keyboard to remove multiple Chinese language keyboards and the English (UK) keyboard so that I'm only left with the English (US) keyboard.