Why am I getting a watermark in the newsest build. Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14901
It's normal for insider preview builds.
They stopped these. The last one didn't have one. I need a real answer.
Towards the end of the last batch of insider previews the watermark was removed, signifying that the release is getting close to the final.
Now we have started a fresh batch the watermark has returned. Hope this helps explain it better.
Watermarks denote progress. Once a Landmark build is released, the Watermark is omitted.
Some better answers thank you.Watermarks denote progress. Once a Landmark build is released, the Watermark is omitted.
omitted good one bro.
Yes if you have one.Towards the end of the last batch of insider previews the watermark was removed, signifying that the release is getting close to the final.
Now we have started a fresh batch the watermark has returned. Hope this helps explain it better.
The last few Insider builds that proceeded the RS1 or Redstone 1 update were themselves also RS1 builds but not RTM. Those latest were still developer builds that simply saw the watermark removed since they weren't the designated update while the activation status has a much longer extension then the other Preview type builds.They stopped these. The last one didn't have one. I need a real answer.
Now that the Redstone 1 is out the new builds forthcoming will be preparing over time for the next Redstone 2 and 3 updates scheduled to be seen in 2017. They could still see a name change however since the Threshold 2 last November was still only the first major update for 10. Never go specifically by number only since those change too frequently!
The previous posts signify the progression of developer builds seen until the major update is soon to be out where at that time the last few builds will not be seeing the usual watermark. Unlike what seen in years past between XP, Vista, 7 for sure the RC builds would still be seeing watermarks when following the beta builds. With MS doing away with service packs and incorporating most all updates into newer builds as well as changes made from gathering user feedback a new twist of temporarily not seeing the usual is something MS tossed into the mix.
That is a real answer.They stopped these. The last one didn't have one. I need a real answer.
Yes, they stopped the watermarks when they started creating "release escrow" builds, which are builds that might be the real final release if no bugs are found. As soon as new development starts, the watermarks (and the expiration) return.
