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Still no update found.. 1/23/2015 Time: 8:30AM US Eastern..

I'll keep looking and if anyone finds it post here please.

TIA
Jeff


Yep that would be true for W7.

I'm not sitting in front of my PC like that.. well not totall. I'm going over to see Erin for part of the day and when I get home I hope the build is redye to download.

not be to 9am PT at earliest I think that's 5PM uk time so still few hours to go

not be to 9am PT at earliest I think that's 5PM uk time so still few hours to go
I think your correct about the time. When I get back from visiting Erin I'll check here and go from there.

Jeff

not be to 9am PT at earliest I think that's 5PM uk time so still few hours to go
I think your correct about the time. When I get back from visiting Erin I'll check here and go from there.

Jeff
hopefully we have good news for you when you get back Jeff

Windows 10 January Technical Preview: Show me the bits

The dog-and-pony show is over, but a key question remains: Why isn't Microsoft releasing the January Technical Preview?

No matter how you slice it, Microsoft knows how to put on a great presentation. While I've been around the Microsoft block far too many times to believe things will turn out as neatly as presented, the grand scheme looks very inviting. And the holograms! Even if they aren't really holograms, imagine the kind of damage programmers could do with a hologram API in Windows.
ICYMI, the whole presentation is now available in nonstuttering video on the Microsoft website.
The main open question, to my mind, is the licensing can of worms teased by Terry Myerson and, after the presentation in the Q&A session, by Satya Nadella. "Windows as a service" may or may not be equivalent to "Windows for rent." Only time will tell -- Microsoft sure isn't. InfoWorld's Serdar Yegulalp hits the high points of how Windows upgrades will be free for existing users -- at first. Paul Thurrott has posed a fascinating, central question:
But consider this line: "Once a Windows device is upgraded to Windows 10, we will continue to keep it current for the supported lifetime of the device -- at no additional charge." This suggests to me that keeping Windows 10 up-to-date going forward is not optional. That in order to get this offer—or perhaps just to get Windows 10 as a consumer, regardless—will require you to let Microsoft keep your system up to date.

Hey I remember that guy waiting. So great to getting closer to the drop. I got to find my mike so I can talk to Ms. Cortana, "Do I have to pay for you in the future or are you free for forever"?

Gabriel Aul@GabeAul 18m18 minutes ago #WindowsInsiders, if you're running 9879 make sure you installed this KB so that your PC is set to get the new build

Discuss new Windows 10 build 9926