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[winten] looking for accessibility change log for windows 11.
#winsunvalley
Hi, I hope so – I bet folks will post YouTube links for it once the event is over. Cheers, Joseph
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Hi, I hope so – I bet folks will post YouTube links for it once the event is over. Cheers, Joseph
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Version 21H1 rollout: expanding to more devices, if using older releases, get ready to upgrade upon request
#WinTen21H1
#windowsupdatestatus
Hi, Okay, one thing at a time: Check for updates/pause for seven more days: I think you may have pressed “pause updates” button. If you see “Resume updates” button, select it. Version 20H2 is still in
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Hi, Okay, one thing at a time: Check for updates/pause for seven more days: I think you may have pressed “pause updates” button. If you see “Resume updates” button, select it. Version 20H2 is still in
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Joseph Lee
· #52866
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Version 21H1 rollout: expanding to more devices, if using older releases, get ready to upgrade upon request
#WinTen21H1
#windowsupdatestatus
Hi all, As implied from yesterday’s “update question” thread, Microsoft Docs page for Windows 10 Version 21H1 release page was updated yesterday to say: Windows 10, version 21H1 is available for users
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Hi all, As implied from yesterday’s “update question” thread, Microsoft Docs page for Windows 10 Version 21H1 release page was updated yesterday to say: Windows 10, version 21H1 is available for users
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Joseph Lee
· #52860
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signing into Windows 10
Hi, Clarification: you don’t have to make your password match that of your Microsoft Account (I have a virtual machine set up exactly like that), and before you can use Windows Hello methods, you must
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Hi, Clarification: you don’t have to make your password match that of your Microsoft Account (I have a virtual machine set up exactly like that), and before you can use Windows Hello methods, you must
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Joseph Lee
· #52859
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June 2021 optional cumulative update: KB5003690/build 19042(3).1081
#KBAlert
Hi, What’s more important is letting UEFI recognize the installation media as bootable and compliant with UEFI standard – that is, a boot program must be found in a specific location that UEFI will se
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Hi, What’s more important is letting UEFI recognize the installation media as bootable and compliant with UEFI standard – that is, a boot program must be found in a specific location that UEFI will se
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Joseph Lee
· #52851
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June 2021 optional cumulative update: KB5003690/build 19042(3).1081
#KBAlert
Hi, Based on a quick search, it mostly depends on the installation media, in that the installer must be compatible with UEFI secure boot standard (Windows 10 installation media is one such case). Chee
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Hi, Based on a quick search, it mostly depends on the installation media, in that the installer must be compatible with UEFI secure boot standard (Windows 10 installation media is one such case). Chee
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Joseph Lee
· #52848
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[winten] looking for accessibility change log for windows 11.
#winsunvalley
Hi, We (I, Insiders, and tech observers) are not sure on that point – I assume Sun Valley includes improved optimizations for UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) systems, but it won’t be Micr
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Hi, We (I, Insiders, and tech observers) are not sure on that point – I assume Sun Valley includes improved optimizations for UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) systems, but it won’t be Micr
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Joseph Lee
· #52845
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[winten] looking for accessibility change log for windows 11.
#winsunvalley
Hi, If Windows 10 runs happily on 11th gen Intel Core processors (which is my ThinkPad Yoga at the moment), then yes, although Sun Valley might include optimizations for recent processors. Cheers, Jos
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Hi, If Windows 10 runs happily on 11th gen Intel Core processors (which is my ThinkPad Yoga at the moment), then yes, although Sun Valley might include optimizations for recent processors. Cheers, Jos
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Joseph Lee
· #52843
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[winten] looking for accessibility change log for windows 11.
#winsunvalley
Hi all, Note to archive readers: “sun valley” hashtag added. We don’t know what the official name for the new Windows will be, and until that is revealed in about 24 hours, please use the name “Sun Va
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Hi all, Note to archive readers: “sun valley” hashtag added. We don’t know what the official name for the new Windows will be, and until that is revealed in about 24 hours, please use the name “Sun Va
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Joseph Lee
· #52841
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June 2021 optional cumulative update: KB5003690/build 19042(3).1081
#KBAlert
Hi, It ultimately comes down to what Microsoft and the system manufacturer says about this feature, and I expect it won’t impact many of us for now. Cheers, Joseph
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Hi, It ultimately comes down to what Microsoft and the system manufacturer says about this feature, and I expect it won’t impact many of us for now. Cheers, Joseph
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Joseph Lee
· #52817
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June 2021 optional cumulative update: KB5003690/build 19042(3).1081
#KBAlert
Hi, I recommend keeping virtualization on if it was enabled from the beginning. But to be safe, I recommend enabling virtualization because there will come a day when Windows may require it in order t
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Hi, I recommend keeping virtualization on if it was enabled from the beginning. But to be safe, I recommend enabling virtualization because there will come a day when Windows may require it in order t
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Joseph Lee
· #52812
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June 2021 optional cumulative update: KB5003690/build 19042(3).1081
#KBAlert
Him As for specifics, I’m not sure at this time. Cheers, Joseph
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Him As for specifics, I’m not sure at this time. Cheers, Joseph
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Joseph Lee
· #52810
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June 2021 optional cumulative update: KB5003690/build 19042(3).1081
#KBAlert
Hi, A brief search says: Requires more recent Intel or Qualcomm processors (the latter is applicable for Windows 10 on ARM), and it is possible to test this with AMD processors. The hardware and firmw
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Hi, A brief search says: Requires more recent Intel or Qualcomm processors (the latter is applicable for Windows 10 on ARM), and it is possible to test this with AMD processors. The hardware and firmw
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Joseph Lee
· #52807
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June 2021 optional cumulative update: KB5003690/build 19042(3).1081
#KBAlert
Hi all, IMPORTANT REMINDER: regular cumulative update (KB alert) announcements for Version 20H2 (October 2020 Update/build 19042) will end on July 13, 2021; a final 20H2 KB alert will be sent next May
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Hi all, IMPORTANT REMINDER: regular cumulative update (KB alert) announcements for Version 20H2 (October 2020 Update/build 19042) will end on July 13, 2021; a final 20H2 KB alert will be sent next May
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Joseph Lee
· #52800
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Notice from head list representative: Sun Valley discussion allowed
#winsunvalley
Hello Win10 Forum family, Insiders, Microsoft staff, screen reader vendors and others, As I noted last week, folks are starting to discover Windows Sun Valley, with a supposed “official name” floating
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Hello Win10 Forum family, Insiders, Microsoft staff, screen reader vendors and others, As I noted last week, folks are starting to discover Windows Sun Valley, with a supposed “official name” floating
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Joseph Lee
· #52796
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chaging the level in windows insider program
Hi, I recommend the USB drive boot method provided that you made a back up of your NVDA settings and have the NVDA installer handy. Cheers, Joseph
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Hi, I recommend the USB drive boot method provided that you made a back up of your NVDA settings and have the NVDA installer handy. Cheers, Joseph
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Joseph Lee
· #52779
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chaging the level in windows insider program
Hi, Both options (USB drive and local ISO) can be done with Narrator. Only the first part of local ISO method can NVDA be used because after the first reboot, NVDA will be gone as a clean install take
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Hi, Both options (USB drive and local ISO) can be done with Narrator. Only the first part of local ISO method can NVDA be used because after the first reboot, NVDA will be gone as a clean install take
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Joseph Lee
· #52777
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When 10, windows 11
Hi, Try: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/event It won't go live until June 24, 2021 at 11 AM Eastern (8 AM Pacific, 18:00 UTC). Cheers, Joseph
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Hi, Try: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/event It won't go live until June 24, 2021 at 11 AM Eastern (8 AM Pacific, 18:00 UTC). Cheers, Joseph
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Joseph Lee
· #52773
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chaging the level in windows insider program
Hi, Yes , you must install it from a USB drive. In theory, it is possible to install locally from an ISO file, but you may get a warning about installing an older build, and if you do accept the warni
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Hi, Yes , you must install it from a USB drive. In theory, it is possible to install locally from an ISO file, but you may get a warning about installing an older build, and if you do accept the warni
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Joseph Lee
· #52771
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chaging the level in windows insider program
Hi, Not really – you must create an installation media from the downloaded ISO (preferably a USB flash drive), boot to the just created USB drive and do a clean install. Only after installing build 19
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Hi, Not really – you must create an installation media from the downloaded ISO (preferably a USB flash drive), boot to the just created USB drive and do a clean install. Only after installing build 19
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Joseph Lee
· #52769
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