I'm having issues with a Windows IP Dev VM and in trying to get it fixed, I've resorted to grabbing scripts from UUPDUMP again.
I'm seeing builds categorized at the normal Canary, Dev, Beta, RP and RTM (for lack of a better word), but I also see one particular build under the Windows 11...
Anyone know why the Dev Channel button just under the search bar is showing Canary builds (and a Server build) too?
In red are the builds that are not Dev, and Green the builds that are Dev:
The button far below for showing the latest Dev channel build seems to be working perfectly fine...
Even after setting up the VM to log in with a Microsoft account and rebooting, and setting up the PIN, and rebooting again, that dialog disappears.
I'm gonna try to make the UUPDUMP for the new build and perform yet another in-place upgrade lol.
Interestingly enough, when trying to go back to a local...
Good idea. I will test that.
It's just weird in that all the other VMs don't have that issue when setting them up.
I'm almost tempted to try again with a regular .ISO instead of one from UUPDUMP, but Microsoft is still only offering 26080.x builds (for both Dev and Canary, for that matter).
Same thing is happening to me in this new Dev build:
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/windows-11-insider-canary-build-26217-5000-24h2-may-15.25188/#post-454069
@Brink My Dev VM was still having issues after having forced .461 over .268, so I used UUPDUMP to build a .470 .ISO, and used the in-place upgrade (not keeping anything) to try to fix it - naturally, it came back as a newly installed instance, so I set it up for local login, added my Microsoft Account...
Got it installed.
Anyone else seeing this oddity in File Explorer?
With compact view enabled, the nav menu is not compact. When disabled, it is compact:
Only affecting the Nav menu, the main window follows it being enabled / disabled:
Good news - slowly, but surely, they are fixing the myriad of bugs in Windows 11, it seems.
Now, let's just pray to all deities that they don't break it again.