2 hours ago, Mace said:

Your #2 rig and mine both have 1080ti's.  That might be why, when I go to Windows Update, it tells me that 2004 is not yet available for my device.  Here is the quoted text from the dialog box:

The Windows 10 May 2020 Update is on its way. We’re offering this update to compatible devices, but your device isn’t quite ready for it. Once your device is ready, you’ll see the update available on this page. There’s nothing you need to do at this time.

Wish mine would do that. It keeps trying to redownlaod and reinstall. I had to disable Windows Update

For those who want to update now, just grab the windows media creation exe and open it, and it allows you to upgrade. That's how I did it.

Best to backup your drive first incase there are major issues,i have seen no issues so far on 2 notebooks and 1 ging pc but was expecting some, used media creation tool then upgrade, graphics card memory available in p3d v5 went from 9.2 gig to 10.2 gig according to p3d v5

1 hour ago, suchw said:

Best to backup your drive first incase there are major issues,i have seen no issues so far on 2 notebooks and 1 ging pc but was expecting some, used media creation tool then upgrade, graphics card memory available in p3d v5 went from 9.2 gig to 10.2 gig according to p3d v5

I'm just wondering, mine went from 9.1 to 10.0 gig. From where comes the difference compared to 9.2->10.2? Does screen size matter perhaps?

Edited June 1, 20206 yr by Nemo

32 minutes ago, Nemo said:

I'm just wondering, mine went from 9.1 to 10.0 gig. From where comes the difference compared to 9.2->10.2? Does screen size matter perhaps?

not entirely sure I run a 32 inch 4K monitor 

4 hours ago, Rob_Ainscough said:

I get this on my PC that suggests it's not compatible yet:

I believe there is a way to circumvent the compatibility check, but I don't recall details.  I have no idea why my "devices" are not ready yet, but apparently I have something 2004 doesn't like.

Rob,

Here's more details of some ongoing MS investigations why not all PCs are ready for the May 2020 update. It mentions HVCI being enabled on some devices.It also mentions having the latest graphic driver instaleld for those wanting to workaround this.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2020/05/28/dont-press-windows-10-2004-update-now-button-microsoft-warns-some-users-may2020-windows10-update-warning/#69f68a236fc0

 

Regards

I love the way they say that "Your device" is not ready for the update. 

Surely that should be "Our Software" is not ready for you machine? 

 

LOL!

5 hours ago, Rob_Ainscough said:

Just curious, how was Win10 2004 update available for you?  We have very similar hardware?

 

The Update on the cockpit PC said okay, and did all the downloading and got to 83% of the installing when it complained of corrupt files! This is despite me using AI Suite to load a non-overclocked configuration (just 5GHz, the max boost of the 9900KS I think).

 

I tried again and got a different error, something to do with images.

 

So I downloaded it on my Development PC downstairs as an ISO and put it on a USB stick. That worked okay.

 

So now I only have a problem with the nVidia 446.14 video drivers which are limiting my P3d5 frame rates to 12.5 (exactly) even with no limits or VSync set anywhere. The 442.50 drivers work fine. I'll try the 445.87 ones.

 

Pete

 

Botched at least One of out PC’s
What they should say is: we do not know how to code anymore. And our Q&A department is non existing.

Every iteration of windows 8 & 10 has had problems, remember last one? It deleted user files.

I will skip updating my home and SIM PC’s as long as I can.

 

Anyone else having same issue as me 

with windows 2004 not being detected in my windows update.

has it been released yet? In Canada?

thanks 

mike

26 minutes ago, mikeymike said:

Anyone else having same issue as me 

with windows 2004 not being detected in my windows update.

has it been released yet? In Canada?

thanks 

mike

It has been released, but not everyone is getting it at the same time via windows update.

Apparently it also checks your system and won't offer the update if it feels it will be problematic.

Both my Desktop PC's are not showing the update. You can download and install it manually

if you want, but you could run into problems. Hope this helps.

Backup-System with Veeam Backup.

Media Creation Tool -> download ISO -> mount -> install -> reboot. All good.

Thank you 

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

It's not geography related. My desktop picked it up, my surface laptop didn't yet.