Insider Windows 11 Insider Canary build 27802.1000 - Feb. 28

Almighty1 · Friday at 3:47 AM

fg2001gf11F said:
You posted it on this thread below which is for Build 26120.3360, 24H2 Beta and Dev.

KB5052080 Windows 11 Insider Beta and Dev build 26120.3291 (24H2) - Feb. 21

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Yes but that doesn't mean it still happened. Remember we had this discussion before and I already clarified it was for a specific build # as if you read all the posts after #70, it was obvious. It could just be a one time incident no different then when I upgraded to 26120.3360 from 26120.3291, it would not boot to do the upgrades when it booted into Dell's Support Assist to do the hardware check instead after the spinning circle on the bottom of the big Dell logo and it did reboot back and did the updates sequence. And that thread is for 26120.3291 not 26120.3360 and all I was saying was to build with .NET Framework 3.5 when doing a build on UUPDump to ensure you have .NET 3.5 Framework.

fg2001gf11F · Friday at 3:56 AM

Almighty1 said:
Yes but that doesn't mean it still happened. Remember we had this discussion before and I already clarified it was for a specific build #. It could just be a one time incident no different then when I upgraded to 26120.3360 from 26120.3291, it would not boot to do the upgrades when it booted into Dell's diagnostics to do the hardware check instead and it did reboot back and did the updates sequence. And that thread is for 26120.3291 not 26120.3360.

You seem to have pretty unique situations.

From what I remember the .NET 3.5 was never included automatically on the UUPDump ISO.
I have downloaded those many times, and I never or very rarely included the .NET 3.5 because it makes the process much longer.

Almighty1 · Friday at 3:59 AM

fg2001gf11F said:
You seem to have pretty unique situations.
From what I remember the .NET 3.5 was never included automatically on the UUPDump ISO.
I have downloaded those many times, and I never or very rarely included the .NET 3.5 because it makes the process much longer.

My system is more demanding than yours... no different than all the 24H2 beta's will freeze where the CPU goes from 4Ghz back to 0.7Ghz even when I am running the Ultimate Performance power profile with the CPU speed at 100% speed and explorer.exe completely crashes. You can't compare your system because it's a desktop and works differently. I just experienced 15 minutes ago stuck on the login screen when the computer idled because explorer.exe froze and eventually I was able to login again but the bar on the bottom was non-responsive until I killed and restarted the explorer.exe process. So hard to compare as everyone's system is different. And just like anything else, it will require certain race conditions for some things to happen which your system doesn't trigger and other configuration. It's not 1+1=2.

fg2001gf11F · Friday at 4:02 AM

Almighty1 said:
My system is more demanding than yours... no different than all the 24H2 beta's will freeze where the CPU goes from 4Ghz back to 0.7Ghz even when I am running the Ultimate Performance power profile with the CPU speed at 100% speed and explorer.exe completely crashes. You can't compare your system because it's a desktop and works differently. I just experienced 15 minutes ago stuck on the login screen when the computer idled because explorer.exe froze and eventually I was able to login again but the bar on the bottom was non-responsive until I killed and restarted the explorer.exe process. So hard to compare as everyone's system is different.

Sounds like you have a crappy system.

The one I put on my profile is just one of the machines.
I have many different ones and I'm not going to list them all.

Almighty1 · Friday at 4:04 AM

fg2001gf11F said:
Sounds like you have a crappy system.

It's not a crappy system, my system makes me 1/2 million daily, does yours? I am running nearly 700 processes now. Remember notebooks are always inferior to the desktop counterpart, always had been the case... even with a Pentium 4C's, the 3.2Ghz did everything like it was floating on water... the same Pentium 4M-2.4Ghz was more sluggish because there is thermal throttling involved. When you and most others use a system, you barely have anything running. When I run a system, it stresses it because I really run a lot of stuff on it. Are you running 100 browser tabs? My Chrome Dev has been non-functional and does not work correctly on different sites ever since 26120.3073 while Chrome Beta works correctly on all the same sites. I also have to modify certain things like the resource limits as Windows can't handle it on it's default settings. And for what we know, maybe it was not UUPDump that was the problem but because .NET Framework 3.5 was not there, the things that needed it actually messed it up. It's not like there are logs to tell exactly what happened except for the error. Just like you had never seen sfc /scannow replace Dolby Atmos files either.

Whether you list the machines or not doesn't matter... You have 64GB of memory so things obviously will be different. Don't ever complain about Windows builds having problems because if you do, it means your system is crappy which is based on how you view other people having problems since you are the one who complains on every build, oh this doesn't work, that doesn't work... don't complain if your system isn't crappy.

And you already broken rules of the forum by trying to insult others, please read forum rule #1.

fg2001gf11F · Friday at 4:18 AM

Almighty1 said:
And you already broken rules of the forum by trying to insult others, please read forum rule #1.

Wow, touchy guy! Good night!

Almighty1 · Friday at 4:19 AM

fg2001gf11F said:
Wow, touchy guy! Good night!

Not touchy at all... you were the one who started it as I never said it could be reproduced but only better to leave that box checked so it will install .NET 3.5 by default instead of chancing it regardless if the .NET 3.5 on UUPDump is a option or not as you were the one who brought up the non UUPDump or any ISO method of doing a in-place repair upgrade so I was asking if .NET 3.5 Framework was included or not as part of the in-place repair upgrade. Remember you want to do a dirty install of the entire OS which means it should reinstall what you had there. If it skipped .NET 3.5 Framework and used what's already there, that is not a full install of something because it didn't reinstall 100% of the OS.

... Most people run systems on light loads... my CPU is pushing 99% and it's seriously lagging so it's frustrated trying to reply especially when the mouse really lags and drifts when it happens and it doesn't always happen. Unless you run the exact amount of things which pushes things to the limit, you wouldn't be able see the problems.

Even for this line in the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\SubSystems
I have it as %SystemRoot%\system32\csrss.exe ObjectDirectory=\Windows SharedSection=4096,20480,8192 Windows=On SubSystemType=Windows ServerDll=basesrv,1 ServerDll=winsrv:UserServerDllInitialization,3 ServerDll=sxssrv,4 ProfileControl=Off MaxRequestThreads=8192

or the system will become sluggish within 1 hour that unless I reboot, it will never be usable again.

And the .NET 3.5 Framework issue may be just like the Error 6824 as you can't just make it happen whenever you want, it decides when to happen randomly as some people may never seen it at all while some people will a x amount of times and it could also be a problem only when you start from a certain build before doing the in-place repair install as things happen just like you can't predict or get a BSOD to happen whenever you want to. There are some things you can get to happen with 99.9% accuracy, I never say 100% because as a Astrophysicist, 100% does not exist.

Brink · Friday at 1:03 PM

Windows 11 Insider Canary build 27808.1000 - March 7

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