If you have folding at home installed you must close the program and reinstall the NVIDIA drivers from the NVIDIA website. The Windows 10 update will install an MS video driver which doesn't support folding at home.

hallowen
Updated to Build 9926 Yesterday that now includes Cortana Personal Assistant, But She does not work as well as on a Windows Phone.
Still going through Testing other features, But this New build looks good.
 
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2874395/microsoft-cortana-on-the-pc-shes-not-fully-alert-in-build-9926-of-windows-10.html

Unfortunately Cortana is only for USA users at this time

Thanks for posting.  I thought they weren't releasing this until next week.  I'll have to go install it and check it out...

Only issue I have had was fighting to get SLI to work, figuring out in task manager which ones to close.....then they would restart before I could activate SLI LOL but I GOT IT!!!
 
Has anyone tried Fur  3Dmark benching with it yet? I tried before I went to work and it crashed..........
 
 
 
ANDDDDDDDDDDDDDD My SLI is disabled again

you can do a upgrade option by downloading it via windows update  in  windows  7 or windows 8.1   and upgrade and it keeps everything  ig  you choose to do it that way or  do it via iso 

bdary

XrayMan
 
I read that the preview may not be compatible with some hardware like printers, etc. I have a wireless printer. I use it, and would hate that it wouldn't be supported by Win 10 preview edition.

I only have 1 printer, but I use a Samsung wireless laser printer and it Win10 connected to it without issue.  I haven't experienced any non-combatibility with anything yet.

+1  Wireless brother Laser printer though

First patch issued today:
 
This update rollup includes the following improvements and fixes:

• Reliability improvements to prevent some system crashes in explorer.exe
• Fixes an issue that could cause a deleted app to be unintentionally reinstalled
• Increased power efficiency to extend battery life
• Reliability improvements for virtual machine live migrations
• Performance improvements for Internet Explorer
• Fixes an issue that could cause pending Windows Updates to be incorrectly reported in the update history
• Fixes an issue that could cause the Start Menu to be improperly registered and fail to launch
• Fixes an issue that could cause random pixilation on the screen when using Remote Desktop Client

http://support2.microsoft.com/kb/3034229/en-us

howdy2u2

bdary

XrayMan
 
I read that the preview may not be compatible with some hardware like printers, etc. I have a wireless printer. I use it, and would hate that it wouldn't be supported by Win 10 preview edition.

I only have 1 printer, but I use a Samsung wireless laser printer and it Win10 connected to it without issue.  I haven't experienced any non-combatibility with anything yet.

+1  Wireless brother Laser printer though

Ok, cool.

Brad_Hawthorne
More or less useless with it still trying to install only a Nvidia driver for mid-2014. Also, it's still WDDM 1.3 and not 2.0 yet. They've significantly dumbed down windows update to the point it keeps ping-ponging me back and forth to that old Nvidia driver every time I update to the most current Nvidia beta. The Windows 10 Windows Update is horribly uninformative. It treats the end-user as totally ignorant and incapable of picking what they want to update.

I agree with this too, the other thing that would be nice is a status bar ........besides the dots going in circles. I understand it's just a "Preview" but I have had it freeze during a update and let it run not knowing it was actually frozen.

LJennings
Is Windows Media Center anywhere to be seen?
My Xbox 360 as a Media Center Extender has been working so well.

Haven't seen it but I'll keep my eyes open for it

howdy2u2

Brad_Hawthorne
More or less useless with it still trying to install only a Nvidia driver for mid-2014. Also, it's still WDDM 1.3 and not 2.0 yet. They've significantly dumbed down windows update to the point it keeps ping-ponging me back and forth to that old Nvidia driver every time I update to the most current Nvidia beta. The Windows 10 Windows Update is horribly uninformative. It treats the end-user as totally ignorant and incapable of picking what they want to update.

I agree with this too, the other thing that would be nice is a status bar ........besides the dots going in circles. I understand it's just a "Preview" but I have had it freeze during a update and let it run not knowing it was actually frozen.

If you want to change the nature of this (considering that Microsoft has essentially disabled the option to allow your discretion for which updates to include) you would need to utilize a registry change in order to cause the updates to be performed as you would normally set it. The location is fairly simple but you may need to create the value:
 

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsUpdate\Auto Update\AUOptions

 
Each numerical value equates to the following:
 

1. Never Check for updates (not recommended)
2. Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them
3. Download updates but let me choose whether to install them
4. Install updates automatically (recommended)

This would set the options to whatever you choose for Windows 10 technical preview, allowing you to see what is needing to be updated and/or disable it all together. Please be aware that doing this is your choice and you may/may not have critical updates applied properly if changed and there is no guarantee this registry value will be effective past the current build.