Skybird
05-11-18, 10:08 AM
https://www.computerworld.com/article/3272289/microsoft-windows/surface-pro-2017-owners-hitting-win10-1803-update-blue-screens-now-we-know-why.html
Win10 version 1803 has been in beta testing for centuries, in internet time. The “final” version, build 17134.1, entered the Windows Insider Fast ring almost a month ago, on April 16. In a jumble of mixed-up build numbers, Win10 version 1803 has been officially pushed since April 30. Why did it take so long to figure out that the 600p and Pro 6000p cause problems?
Surely somebody at Microsoft and some other body at Intel must be testing these things, right? Shirley.
Some Surface Pro (2017) computers ship with Intel SSD Pro 6000p drives. Shirley somebody at Microsoft tested those, too, didn’t they?
It's hard for me to imagine Microsoft shipping the new version of Win10 without testing it on the latest Surface Pro 2017 devices. I mean, c'mon. We aren't talking rocket science here.
When it comes to Microsoft's quality and competence these days, we need a progression that reaches beyond "bad-worse-worst". Maybe "Microsoft" ?
Win10 version 1803 has been in beta testing for centuries, in internet time. The “final” version, build 17134.1, entered the Windows Insider Fast ring almost a month ago, on April 16. In a jumble of mixed-up build numbers, Win10 version 1803 has been officially pushed since April 30. Why did it take so long to figure out that the 600p and Pro 6000p cause problems?
Surely somebody at Microsoft and some other body at Intel must be testing these things, right? Shirley.
Some Surface Pro (2017) computers ship with Intel SSD Pro 6000p drives. Shirley somebody at Microsoft tested those, too, didn’t they?
It's hard for me to imagine Microsoft shipping the new version of Win10 without testing it on the latest Surface Pro 2017 devices. I mean, c'mon. We aren't talking rocket science here.
When it comes to Microsoft's quality and competence these days, we need a progression that reaches beyond "bad-worse-worst". Maybe "Microsoft" ?