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Windows 10 build 19536 breaks Sandbox for many users
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Updated onJuly 23, 2020
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Microsoft has just releasedWindows 10build 19536 to users that are in theWindows Insider Fast Ringfor testing.
As with all builds that make it to the Fast Ring, this is the first build that actually makes its way into the user’s hands, meaning that it is also the version with the mostbugs.
Thesebugsrange from simple displaybugsto error messages that hinder functionality.
Given howWindows 10build 19536 comes with a host of important features, we’ve decided to create a list of all thebugsthat have been discovered so far.
This is mainly so that you may know what to expect if you plan on installing it as well. Additionally, we’ve included some solutions wherever possible.
What issues are there with Windows 10 build 19536?
1. Windows Sandbox failed to start
Users have reported that after installing the latest build, they get an error message whenever they try launchingWindows Sandbox.
Apparently, users even tried anupdateof build 19041 and a clean install with the same results.
If you too have encountered this issue, check out thisdetailed guidefor clues on how to fix a similar problem.
2. Update fails while installing
Several users havereportedhaving issues even getting theupdatesince they encounter problems during the update process.
Updatefails at the driver stage (35%) it reboots then keeps rebooting when it tries to load and eventually undoes anything it has done and reverts. Going to try stuff around and see what’s going on.
This wouldn’t be the first time anupdatefails to install for many users. Unfortunately, no solution has been found for this issue.
3. VMWare compatibilities issues
Some users have beenreportingto have VMWare compatibilities issues withWindows 10build 19536:
This build appears to be a no go with VMware. After failing with ISO, tried WU and the first screen I get is a keyboard selection, then to straight to repair.
No further details were given on the matter, nor were there any solutions found.
4. Download error 0xc1900101
Some users havereportedgetting an error message when trying to downloadWindows 10build 19536, labelederrorcode 0xc1900101
I have anerrorcode after I download and install 19536, I have done the download and install 3 times and still get theerrorcode 0xc1900101any suggestions, I also deleted the update folder in the registry thought the might be causing the problem no such luck.
Fortunately, thiserrorcode has been withWindows 10for quite some time, and solutions have been found along the way.
For a detailed guide on how to fixerrorcode 0xc1900101, check out thisstep-by-step guide
5. Windows 10 build 19536 is live too fast
Several users havereportedthatWindows 10build 19536 is being set for live release too fast, and those that are in the Windows Insider Slow Ring didn’t get a chance to test it yet.
These reports came in as a response to aTwitter postwhich stated that:
Our last flight of 2019 is here! Build 19536 is ready for Insiders in the Fast ring.
This comes as a surprise since normally, the build that is tested by those in the Fast Ring would then be tested by Microsoft staff, and then by users that are part of the Slow Ring.
Conclusions
As you can tell,Windows 10build 19536 still needs a bit of polishing, but hopefully, most of these issues will be fixed by the time the nextupdatehits live.
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Madalina Dinita
Networking & Security Specialist
Madalina has been a Windows fan ever since she got her hands on her first Windows XP computer.
She is interested in all things technology, especially emerging technologies – AI and DNA computing in particular.
Prior to joining the WindowsReport team, she worked in the corporate world for a number of years.
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Madalina is a Windows fan since forever, especially interested in AI, emerging technologies, privacy, and security.
