Bartek
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Yaay, bootstrap!
Looks awesome. Over time if you would add some custom styling it would look amazing. As an example, the one I did in bootstrap: http://patlewispt.co.nf/
You still need Home and Products to be edited from the default pages.
Other than that, nice one!
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Release every Saturday will be better my guess is. It will make stuff easier for you
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Nice one. I have just handed in my last coursework yesterday for Cryptography and Systems Dev hehe
Waiting for WTK2.0 to be released!
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Hehe, its looking nice tho
- I really like the idea of Home, Pro - Waiting for the Pro to come out Hows the project goin as a whole?
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Website looks nice
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> - but this killed me: Why HTML4 ?
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Sure - this is a technical preview - the bare bone of what Windows 10 is to become.
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I must say, performance when everything goes right is better than Windows 8.
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Found another bug, didn't expect it.
I have a problem with USB3.0 devices on the Z87 chipset. I use MSI's Z87-G43 motherboard.
Windows has difficulty with identifying the devices for some reason.
Had my first BSOD while installing VMWare. I presume it was due to the network adapter installation.
I have also noticed, which I didn't before - I can't run TeamSpeak Client.
Overall the performance keeps good - around the same as Windows 8.1 - Memory footprint is much smaller than Windows 8 which I found cool
It usually eats 200 - 400 MB less.
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Played BF4 for 3 hrs today - performance didn't drop a bit - fps are even higher 3 - 6 that Windows 7! ;D
I have converted a .avi movie to .mp4 4GB in size using CUDA and CPU ONLY - Same no performance drop.
But a couple of minutes after that, the problem returns - Sluggishness.
Looks like memory management or something along this line isn't yet fully deployed for Win 10
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Hey Members!
So...
I have been using the technical preview as my secondary OS for a couple of days now, installed all drivers for Windows 8.1 and up until now everything works very good. It actually runs very similarly to Windows 8.1.
All software I use everyday works fine, no issues whatsoever, yet after a couple of hours (5+) of running, it becomes a little but sluggish, applications take longer to launch - sometimes they don't at all.
Reboot solves this problem.
There aren't any BSODs as of yet and no major problems.
I will continue using it more and more as a daily driver and report back
... what are your opinions guys?
Thanks for reading - Bart.
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Overall the new Win Toolkit looks extremely smooth and modern, UI is clean and all required tools are easily to find. Font + Text is the right size for most people to read, colours don't impact on eyes (aren't too bright or dark).
Icons/menus are well laid out and categories appropiately.
I'll say very good work bud!
B. K.
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making good progress
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Looks amazing, good work
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Looks awesome!
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Wouldn't you be able to use the latest dism.exe for all the previous images?
Like for Windows XP/Vista Legolash has made a download available for Dism, you could possibly include one to the latest release.
ThuGie
All of the actual 64-bit files are located in the System32 folder. SysWOW64 contains 32-bit libraries for compability for emulation of 32-bit programs. At least what I think it is.
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Are you using adk 8.0.
Try new adk 8.1 (updated: may 2, 2014):
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh825613.aspx
Amazing stuff! - It worked.
Looks like the outdated DISM has problem with newer images.
Legolash, if you read this post, any way you could address this issue?
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Maybe. I'll just add a couple of things: DISM I use is located at: C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.0\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\amd64\DISM\dism.exe
I have just done integration of drivers into a Windows 7 64bit ISO and it only took it 32 minutes!
Is there some compatibility issue here or Windows 8.1 just gives a problem for some unknown reason
Edit:
I have also experimented with Priority settings in Wintoolkit options. The higher I put it on the Windows 7 image the faster it completed the work (minute or two earlier each step) but it does the opposite thing for Windows 8.1 image. The higher it goes the slower it works.
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Hello everyone.
Pleasure to meet you all
I have this problem, basically I try to integrate drivers into Windows 8.1 Update 1 Pro Image and it takes ages (12 hours) to complete it.
Below are the image I'm using, My current OS etc.
SHA-1 of image: 89B63C548A3F6E34FF9098084247FAB7B6D2124D
Image name: en-gb_windows_8.1_professional_vl_with_update_x64_dvd_4050386.iso
System Spec:
Intel Core i5 4670 @ 3.4GHz
16GB 1600MHz RAM
2x120GB SSD in RAID0
MSI Z87-G43 Motherboard.Windows 7 x64
I use a custom DISM from Windows ADK.
I have also tried to integrate the drivers manually using DISM and it also takes so long. Why?
Thanks for help!
- I really like the idea of Home, Pro - Waiting for the Pro to come out 
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ofcourse students have 2 months of vacation - even longer!
I am a uni student - 1st year I had over 5 months break between years! - Finished in March, started in September!
Year 2 - finished Mid-May (Placement this year!) were supposed to start September and that's 4 months!
I am sure Liam is going to get back to this - have patience!