Insider KB5005635 Windows 11 Insider Preview Beta and RP Build 22000.194 - Sept. 23

john blas · Sep 24, 2021

hi can anyone help me where can i download the windows 11 iso.

BunnyJ · Sep 24, 2021

john blas said:
hi can anyone help me where can i download the windows 11 iso.

Hi and welcome to the forum
You have two options
1 Directly from MS.. Link Download Windows 10 Insider Preview ISO

With this method you have to log into your MS account to get the ISO

2) From UUPDump.
Link UUP dump
With this method you have to run a script to create the ISO

HTH

Tweakfiend · Sep 24, 2021

see beginning of this thread with 32 bit and 64 bit links

BunnyJ · Sep 24, 2021

Tweakfiend said:
see beginning of this thread with 32 bit and 64 bit links

From my understanding there are no 32 bit versions of Win 11

Bree · Sep 24, 2021

john blas said:
hi can anyone help me where can i download the windows 11 iso.

Welcome to Eleven Forum.

If you wait until the official launch on October 5th then a Windows 11 Media Creation Tool should be available from Microsoft that anyone can use build the ISO or an install USB.

If you want the Insider preview ISO before that, then you can use the links provided above.

BunnyJ · Sep 24, 2021

Bree said:
Welcome to Eleven Forum.

If you wait until the official launch on October 5th then a Windows 11 Media Creation Tool should be available from Microsoft that anyone can use build the ISO or an install USB.

If you want the Insider preview ISO before that, then you can use the links provided above.

That would be the third way. I forgot that one in my reply.

sgage · Sep 24, 2021

BunnyJ said:
Ok.. part one of my testing

I tried this and didn’t have any issues. When I go to use the power button via this method I just have to press it one time to get it to work

Sometimes the power button requires two clicks to work. Other times it works on the first click. I have been able to discern no pattern to this.

BunnyJ · Sep 24, 2021

sgage said:
Sometimes the power button requires two clicks to work. Other times it works on the first click. I have been able to discern no pattern to this.

I've never noticed that with either channel. But that is just me.. others may experience this issue.

hsehestedt · Sep 24, 2021

BunnyJ said:
Ok.. I rebooted my rig and tried the search and it just worked the way it was supposed to. It did flicker for a sec or so but that's the only issue I noticed. I'll go over the other items ASAP.. likely later on this afternoon.

Yeah, the trick on the start menu issue is that once you click in start it works. So if you click the power button and then try your user name, the user name will work fine. Other way around is true also. If you click user name, then power button will be fine. It's only the first item you click and only the first time since reboot or logoff / logon.

hsehestedt · Sep 24, 2021

BunnyJ said:
From my understanding there are no 32 bit versions of Win 11

That's correct. Windows 11 does away with 32-bit versions, like others including Apple have done years ago already. Microsoft was about the last holdout.

cereberus · Sep 24, 2021

On my main W10 installation, I was on RP Channel and do not want to update to W11 until it significantly improves.

So I clicked the not now button and the banner and update button disappeared.

After rebooting and checking for updates, no sign of W11 updates, even as an optional update.

How long it stays that way is anybody's guess.

Almighty1 · Sep 24, 2021

With the 22000.x branch including up to 22000.194, I've had a few issues:
1) Alt-Tab as well as other combo key Windows shortcuts can randomly stop working in the same logged in session, the fix is to restart the C:\Windows\SystemApps\Microsoft.Windows.StartMenuExperienceHost_cw5n1h2txyewy\StartMenuExperienceHost.exe
2) Windows will occasionally show the Shutdown dialog which will show up in the File Explorer window when you move the mouse cursor on top of it and if you click on the File Explorer window pinned shortcut on the taskbar,the dialog window will automatically close itself as I usually have the main file explorer window opened and also another one that is a separate window for the download folder. What appears to happen is Windows will automatically kill some tasks randomly when that task is having some load such as MSMoneyQuotes.exe which only will pull stock quotes during market hours for example.
3) On the lower part of the left side of the screen, randomly the mouse pointer will not turn into the selectable hand from the pointer so you can no longer left click on something, it's the same area as where the check boxes are when looking at GMail in a browser except it happens for all apps. Sometimes the fix is to have a overlay like the start menu,or clicking on the search button but the real fix is to restart the Explorer.exe process. Explorer.exe still had not had a new update as it's still 22000.120 even in 22000.194. This one could be caused by something else because after I posted I noticed there is a shadow of some type of dialog that was transparent but as soon as it disappeared, it worked again.

SlicEnDicE · Sep 25, 2021

Almighty1 said:
With the 22000.x branch including up to 22000.194, I've had a few issues:

Interesting. I have none of the mentioned issues on any of the builds of Windows 11. (I've ran them all on multiple machines, including some that aren't even listed in my system specs)

MrGandalf · Sep 25, 2021

sgage said:
Sometimes the power button requires two clicks to work. Other times it works on the first click. I have been able to discern no pattern to this.

If using on a VM sometimes the driver( or lack there of) for mouse clicks can be challenge depending on what platform. This has been an issue with current operating. If this is what you are talking about.

cineman195 · Sep 25, 2021

Today, I noticed this bug. 22000.194, some additional lines over the network (WiFi) icon

cereberus · Sep 25, 2021

On my main device, I opted out of upgrading to Windows 11, and the upgrade button disappeared, and the upgrade was not shown in optional updates either which I was happy with.

Then I saw this link "see if it is ready to install".

So I clicked it and annoyingly, it jumps to a menu to install W11, and if you cancel, it keeps coming back to that each time you click update button.

So DO NOT click that link unless you want to upgrade.

This behaviour is pretty close to malware behaviour!

Fortunately, good old Reflect to rescue, restoring image taken about 1 minute earlier.

bobkn · Sep 25, 2021

cereberus said:
On my main device, I opted out of upgrading to Windows 11, and the upgrade button disappeared, and the upgrade was not shown in optional updates either which I was happy with.

Then I saw this link "see if it is ready to install".

So I clicked it and annoyingly, it jumps to a menu to install W11, and if you cancel, it keeps coming back to that each time you click update button.

So DO NOT click that link unless you want to upgrade.

This behaviour is pretty close to malware behaviour!

Fortunately, good old Reflect to rescue, restoring image taken about 1 minute earlier.

View attachment 8556

If memory serves, something very similar happened with the Windows 10 upgrade, years ago.

Apparently MS really wants you to upgrade, if your PC is among the minority that qualifies.

Winuser · Sep 25, 2021

cineman195 said:
Today, I noticed this bug. 22000.194, some additional lines over the network (WiFi) icon

The lines are not on my desktop that is running .194. Could it be from a program you have running in the background?

Winuser · Sep 25, 2021

cereberus said:
On my main device, I opted out of upgrading to Windows 11, and the upgrade button disappeared, and the upgrade was not shown in optional updates either which I was happy with.

Then I saw this link "see if it is ready to install".

So I clicked it and annoyingly, it jumps to a menu to install W11, and if you cancel, it keeps coming back to that each time you click update button.

So DO NOT click that link unless you want to upgrade.

This behaviour is pretty close to malware behaviour!

Fortunately, good old Reflect to rescue, restoring image taken about 1 minute earlier.

View attachment 8556

Macrium has helped me recover from a number of different problems. If you had the option did you try stopping updates in settings?

Winuser · Sep 25, 2021

bobkn said:
If memory serves, something very similar happened with the Windows 10 upgrade, years ago.

Apparently MS really wants you to upgrade, if your PC is among the minority that qualifies.

I hope MS doesn't spam users who have qualifying devices when Windows 11 is officially released. I do think there may be an occasional reminder that one can upgrade.