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FYI, turns out it was something related to power toys, i installed an update and it went away.

I don't know if this is specific to 27723 or not, but after i logged in today, my desktop was severely dimmed and there was this weird quarter-oval shape in the top left corner. See attached. Anyone have any idea what this is?

FYI, if you're still having trouble upgrading, go into your bios and disable csm support, then upgrade. It worked for me.

still seem to have the lock up on reboot and fail with 0xc1900101 error. I hope they resolve this, this build expires in 11 days.

Probably, but there was a serious bug in the last canary that prevents installation, so i'm still stuck on 27686.

Huh... still no new canary build. been almost 6 weeks.

Ok, so I noticed that this is called out in the release notes. https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2024/08/30/announcing-windows-11-insider-preview-build-27695-canary-channel/ Has anyone solved this problem? I'm also having issues with my keyboard being recognized (Razor Huntsman) on...

in regards to settings, i haven't kept track of where any setting is in years, other than the windows update one. I just use search for everything i want.. 2 or 3 keystrokes and it's right there. Learn to use search for everything and you will never care if they move something ever again.

While a boot drive may lose some space due to boot/recovery/etc.. patitions, an external drive would not have that issue. That's not to say there isn't overhead. the filesystem itself has some overhead, such as directory entries, journaling, etc.. but this is relatively small. Also, Windows...

You can delete, it will probably return next time you open Unity though. So why bother?

If you're in the Windows Insider program, you must keep diagnostic telemetry enabled to receive Insider updates. If you're using released versions, then you can disable much of it. There are a few pieces of telemetry i disable, including the advertising, pen, and keystroke, app launches...

It's *relatively* safe to do, however, there have been at least 2 times that I can remember where windows updates have wiped out the users home folder during updates when it was moved to another drive. It was a bug for sure, but if it's happened more than once, i wouldn't trust it.

Uhhh... what? It doesn't, but it does?

The GT 1030 is about $50 cheaper than a 750 and can do 7680x4320@60 Hz and is generally a competent card if you're not gaming or mining.

Looks like you've increased the size of your borders. When you maximize a window, the content area is maximized and the window frame goes offscreen, if another screen is there, it will go over to that screen. Normally this isn't a problem as the Windows borders are thin, but if you've expanded...